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Colombia Reservoirs Fall Short of Target as El Nino Nears
Colombia’s reservoirs were at 69% in early June, below the 80% target set by the grid operator ahead of El Niño. The country relies heavily on hydropower for electricity, making reservoir levels critical to power supply.
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