Enel Colombia announced on 2026-09-02 that scheduled power outages will occur in neighborhoods of Bogotá and Mosquera on September 3. ^[1] Mayor Carlos Fernando Galan presented the 'Agreement for a Smart City' to the Bogota City Council to address the challenge of attracting private investment to the consolidated city. ^[2] The 2026 edition of Polo & Classics was held in Mosquera, Cundinamarca, combining polo and equestrian jumping competitions with classic car exhibitions, gastronomy, and brand activities. ^[3] The power outages in Bogotá and Mosquera are caused by maintenance work being performed on the energy supply networks. ^[4] The administration estimates the incentive package could generate approximately 479 billion pesos in urban charges and mobilize around USD 691 million in direct investment. ^[5] The property tax exemption starts at 100% for the first five years and decreases progressively to 10% by the tenth year. ^[6] The proposal establishes a phased property tax exemption for 10 years for property owners who contribute their buildings to housing projects located in areas with urban renewal treatment. ^[7] According to figures provided by the organization, the event attracted nearly 8,000 attendees. ^[8] The event generated more than 300 direct and indirect jobs associated with its realization. ^[9] The event reported economic activity close to $1.2 billion in Mosquera and its surroundings. ^[10] Enel Colombia is the utility company responsible for the maintenance work and the resulting service suspensions. ^[11]