In this section we present the official regulated electricity tariffs and rates applicable to residential, commercial, and industrial customers served by Enel Colombia across Bogotá and Cundinamarca, as well as the complementary connection, metering, and technical service fees approved under current regulatory resolutions.
Understanding Your Electricity Tariff Components
In accordance with the tariff methodology established by the Colombian Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG), the unit cost of electric energy ($/kWh) billed on your monthly statement is calculated from six regulated supply chain components:
- Generation (G): Represents the cost of producing electric power at hydro, thermal, and renewable solar or wind power plants across the National Interconnected System.
- Transmission (T): Covers the transport of high-voltage electricity from power generation plants to regional substations through the National Transmission System.
- Distribution (D): Reflects the investment, operation, and maintenance costs of local medium- and low-voltage distribution networks, transformers, and substations operated by Enel Colombia.
- Commercialization (C): Covers meter reading, billing, customer service channels, and commercial management required to serve end users.
- Losses (PR): Recognizes regulated technical and non-technical energy losses across the transmission and distribution grid, as well as loss-reduction programs.
- Restrictions (R): Corresponds to operational generation requirements needed to maintain electrical stability and reliability across the national grid.
Socioeconomic Stratification, Subsidies, and Contributions
Under Colombian Public Services Law 142 of 1994, residential customers in socioeconomic strata 1, 2, and 3 receive a solidarity subsidy applied to their subsistence consumption (up to the regulated monthly kilowatt-hour threshold). Residential customers in strata 5 and 6, as well as commercial and industrial users (unless exempt under Decree 2860 of 2013 for primary manufacturing activities), pay a solidarity contribution that helps fund subsidies for lower-income households.
Monthly Tariff Schedules and Complementary Service Fees
Below you can consult and download the official monthly tariff publications by year, including single, daytime/nighttime, and reactive energy charges, as well as connection inspection, meter calibration, and reconnection fees: