Commodities
Colombia Orders Remote Work Amid Planned Gas Terminal Maintenance
The Colombian government is advising schools and businesses to switch to remote operations for several days starting next week due to planned maintenance at its sole import terminal, SPEC Liquified Natural Gas port in Cartagena.
The administration of outgoing President Gustavo Petro aims to prioritize gas supply for thermal power generators on the Caribbean coast that rely on imports of liquefied natural gas from the SPEC terminal near Cartagena.
The maintenance is expected to impact the nation's energy supply, prompting authorities to urge businesses and schools to adapt their operations accordingly.