Daniel Pacheco

Over the past 25 years, Germany has pursued an energy transition by phasing out nuclear power and expanding solar and wind—at a cost of around €500 billion in subsidies. The result: installed capacity has more than doubled, yet electricity generation has declined. The reason is structural. Reliable, dispatchable power was replaced by weather-dependent sources. The consequences are severe: rising energy costs, falling competitiveness, and growing pressure on energy-intensive industries. The key question remains: How do you run an industrial economy on a system that produces less when it matters most?

“Usted debería presentar la renuncia, usted solito, después de que lo cogieron con las manos en la masa”, en medio de la Asamblea General de Accionistas de Ecopetrol, el accionista minoritario Jorge Enrique Robledo intervino con fuertes cuestionamientos a la Junta Directiva y pidió la salida del presidente de la compañía, Ricardo Roa.