Thursday, March 20th, 2025
Energy issues are becoming increasingly relevant, extending beyond discussions on economics, public policy, or tourism. Oil, gas, and minerals are now central topics not only at a national level but also internationally. A recent study by Global Petrol Prices highlights the countries with the highest gasoline prices in 2025, revealing striking disparities.
The annual CERAWeek conference, widely regarded as the most important global energy sector gathering, took place last week in Houston, Texas. This year’s event saw an unprecedented number of attendees, including executives from leading energy companies and over 10,000 delegates.
The president of the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), Orlando Velandia, talked about the process to award environmental licenses for Block GUA-OFF-0, formerly known as the Tayrona block.
Colombia faces a complex scenario regarding its natural gas supply, balancing domestic production potential with a growing reliance on imports.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) released a draft decree for the adoption of the National Geoscientific Knowledge Plan (PNCG) and the establishment of guidelines for its implementation.
Colombia’s Central Bank (BanRep) has released the latest figures on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as of 4Q24, providing insights into the country’s investment landscape.
The Colombian government’s recent discussions about importing gas from Qatar have sparked debate among energy experts. Some argue that this move implicitly acknowledges a gas shortage in the country.
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