Colombia’s leading trade union council has cautioned that the country’s energy transition must not jeopardize the stability of the existing power system. Union leader Natalio Gutiérrez highlighted potential risks associated with rapidly shifting energy sources without ensuring grid reliability. Gutiérrez acknowledged Colombia’s significant potential within its current electrical matrix, implying existing strengths should be leveraged during the transition. The warning suggests concerns about potential disruptions to power supply if the transition is not carefully managed. The council’s statement underscores the need for a balanced approach, prioritizing both renewable energy goals and consistent energy access. Further details regarding specific concerns and proposed solutions were not immediately available. The union’s intervention signals growing debate around the pace and implementation of Colombia’s energy transition plans.