Colombia imports a third of its gas through a single terminal, and almost all of it is already reserved for three power stations.
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Key Facts
—The bottleneck. Colombia’s only import terminal, SPEC in Cartagena, is all but spoken for: about 450 of its 465 units of daily capacity are reserved for three power stations.
—The remainder. Only about 5% of the terminal is left for homes, shops and industry.
—The share. Imports covered about a third of consumption in early July, against under 3% in 2015-2023.
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