EPM, a key player in Colombia's energy sector, has initiated a significant step in the national energy transition by launching hydrogen blending tests. In partnership with experts from the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, EPM is conducting these tests at a specialized laboratory in Medellín, focusing on mixing hydrogen with natural gas for distribution through existing gas networks. This innovative strategy is part of EPM's commitment to developing cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions, aligning with global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The recent announcement of these tests was made during the H2 Circuit event in Antioquia, demonstrating a collaborative effort between academia, public and private sectors to promote hydrogen development. The tests aim to provide technical evidence on the behavior of the hydrogen and natural gas mixture in various applications, with initial results anticipated by the end of 2025. If successful, these tests will equip Colombia with valuable experience to prepare the market and adapt infrastructure for a more sustainable energy transition. By utilizing the existing natural gas distribution network without immediate replacements, the blending initiative offers a gradual and economically viable path towards a cleaner energy model. This approach aligns with Colombia's climate commitments and global decarbonization trends, showcasing EPM's dedication to innovation and sustainability in addressing current and future energy challenges. Through such initiatives, EPM is actively contributing to a more efficient and resilient energy sector in Colombia, supporting the country's goals for carbon reduction and overall transformation in the energy landscape.