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Colombia is prioritizing the TGI liquefied natural gas project amid dwindling gas supplies. The Promigas SA SPEC LNG port in Cartagena, which was established in 2016, currently has a capacity to handle 450 million cubic feet of gas per day. Plans are in place to expand this capacity by an additional 25 million cubic feet per day by 2025. The urgency of this project comes as Colombia faces challenges in meeting its natural gas demands. The government is focusing on enhancing energy security and reducing dependence on traditional gas sources. The LNG terminal in Cartagena is a key component of this strategy, allowing for increased imports and better management of supply shortages. As natural gas reserves continue to decline, the TGI project is seen as a crucial step in ensuring a stable energy supply for the country. The expansion of the LNG terminal is expected to play a significant role in addressing the energy needs of both residential and industrial sectors in Colombia.