Colombia

Colombia faces low overall energy security risk despite the ongoing global oil crisis, with a score of 50/100. As a net oil exporter, the country benefits from higher crude prices, though declining production is a long-term concern. Gasoline prices remain manageable at $1.18/L, supported by 95 days of reserves, and there is no direct exposure to the Strait of Hormuz disruption. While food risk is moderate due to a 38% increase in fertilizer costs, Colombia's domestic oil production offers significant resilience, suggesting a stable outlook for its energy sector in the coming weeks.