Colombia's Terpel Targets 50+ Autogas Sites
Rio Times
Last updated: October 28, 2026
Colombian energy company Terpel, in partnership with Colgas, has inaugurated its sixth autogas station in Bogotá. This expansion is driven by a significant 19% increase in vehicle gas prices, making autogas a more attractive alternative. The companies have set an ambitious goal of establishing over 50 autogas sites across the country by 2027.
- Terpel and Colgas are collaborating to expand Colombia's autogas infrastructure. The recent opening of their sixth station in Bogotá marks a step towards this larger objective.
- Vehicle gas prices have seen a substantial surge of 19%, which is a key economic factor influencing the demand for alternative fuels.
- The strategic target is to develop more than 50 autogas service stations by the year 2027.
- This initiative aims to provide consumers with more affordable and accessible fuel options amidst rising traditional fuel costs.
- The expansion plan signifies a commitment to promoting autogas as a viable alternative for vehicle owners in Colombia.
