Ramiro Javier Castilla Andrade was designated as the new interim manager of Air-E, a Colombian electricity utility, according to a source from the Ministry of Mines and Energy. ^[1] Castilla Andrade faces significant challenges including accumulated debt to generators, rising tariffs, service interruptions, energy losses exceeding 32%, and a collection rate below 75% of billed amounts. ^[2] Ramiro Castilla Andrade has been appointed as the new special agent for Air-E, the company responsible for electricity services in Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira. ^[3] Air-E, which provides electricity services in the departments of Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira, is currently facing a decisive moment due to financial, operational, and collection problems. ^[4] Ramiro Castilla replaces Jaime Humberto Mesa Buitrago, who had been serving as the special agent of the intervened company. ^[5] The Procuraduría announced a recent review of the actions of all interim managers who have served the company since the start of the intervention, warning that the goal is to save the company rather than worsen its situation. ^[6] Ramiro Castilla Andrade will be the first special agent appointed by the government of Abelardo de la Espriella, whereas previous appointees were named during the administration of Gustavo Petro. ^[7] The region of Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira accounts for 92% of Colombia's electrical subnormality and concentrates the highest poverty levels in the country. ^[8]