Colombia power firms warn of tariff hikes on El Niño, gas shortages
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Bogotá's water utility (Acueducto) attributes sharp sewer bill increases—up to 43% and exceeding $500,000 for some stratum-2 households—to a new national tariff methodology. The claim is corroborated by the utility but disputed by local councilor Tata Hernández, who questions the methodology's impact on low-income users. This signals potential political and social friction over utility pricing in Colombia's capital.
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