Colombia to Resume Power Exports to Ecuador, Enables Export Contracts | Science-Environment
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QUITO (AP) — Ecuador resumed electricity purchases from Colombia on Wednesday at a substantial price reduction after nearly seven months of suspended transactions, amid conflicting accounts between the two governments regarding…
The Minister of Energy of Colombia announced Tuesday that Gustavo Petro's government would "turn its hand to the brother Ecuadorian people" by restarting the export of energy.
Minister Juan Carlos Blum Says Colombia Resumed Energy Sales to Ecuador at a ‘More Affordable’ Price
The resumption of electricity exchange with Colombia allows Ecuador to again have an additional source of supply. Imported energy reaches an average of 288 MW, with a price of approximately $ 0.33 kilowatt hour (kwh), a rate considered more competitive.
The Energy Minister said that since August 5 sales to the neighboring country are restarted and asked for reciprocity from the government of Daniel Noboa
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