AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHydropower & Water Security: Colombia’s ANLA authorized EPM to raise Hidroituango’s operating level from 408 to 420 meters, giving Medellín a stronger buffer as the city prepares to resume water rationing (night cuts 8 p.m.–4 a.m.) after reservoir levels fell sharply. Renewables Deal: Patria Investments and Ashmore Colombia agreed to sell the 360 MW Puerta de Oro solar park to ISAGEN; the transaction is pending antitrust approval and is expected to close by end-2026. Inflation Watch: Colombia’s annual inflation accelerated to 6.24% in August, with services prices driving most of the increase, according to DANE data analyzed by Bancolombia. Agro-Exports: Agro-industrial exports hit a record in the first eight months, reaching USD 37.525B and 84.26M tons, up year-on-year on both volume and value. Logistics/Industry Services: Plugg Technologies reported 40% growth in the first half of 2026 as U.S. firms expand LATAM engineering teams, supporting 100+ billable consultants across 30+ clients. Energy Transition Finance: Climate Impact Partners says more corporates are linking carbon credit buying to revenue-linked climate strategies, not just offsets. Right to Repair: Global meeting at Automechanika Frankfurt pushes for continued access and fair competition in the independent automotive aftermarket.
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