Prosecutor's Office demands Superservicios clarify plan to save Air-e and explain changes in intervention
Energy contract will alleviate Air-e's debts. Photo: Courtesy: Air-e
TL;DR
- The Prosecutor's Office has asked the Superintendency of Public Services to provide more detailed information on Air-e's economic recovery plan.
- Concerns have been raised about the lack of strategies to prevent the potential liquidation of the company.
- The Prosecutor's Office also seeks explanations for the frequent changes in the intervention agents appointed to manage Air-e.
- Since September 2024, Air-e has had five different intervention agents, none staying for more than six months.
- The Prosecutor's Office believes these personnel changes could affect the continuity of decisions and administrative management.
- Air-e is responsible for electricity distribution and commercialization in Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira departments.