
Wednesday, October 28th, 2026
SierraCol Energy lowered its 2026 production guidance to 39.5 to 41.5 mboed (thousand barrels of oil equivalent a day) from 41 to 44 mboed, after third-quarter output fell 3% from the prior quarter to 38.9 mboed.



Source: Gasnova, HCC © 2026 Mirador Comunicaciones SAS
Colombia’s LPG consumption is concentrated in Antioquia, Cundinamarca and Valle del Cauca, and the LPG association Gasnova warns of a possible supply deficit.
Colombia’s Mines and Energy Ministry says it will rebuild gas self-sufficiency in stages, with more imports in the short term, fracking in the medium term and the Sirius and KGG fields in the long term, aiming to recover capacity progressively through the 2030s.
Ecopetrol has named Armando José Cuello Navarro, who served as deputy minister of energy, as vice president of Energy for the Transition, and he will join the executive team no later than Oct. 27.
Multinsa, a petrochemical company in Barrancabermeja, says nanotechnology and artificial intelligence are at the core of its oil and gas products, and that it sees 2026 as a transition year with expectations pointing to 2027.
Brent closed at US$116.58 per barrel last Friday, October 23rd, and as we write on Monday, it closed at US$115.13, today having been back to US$117.11 and as low as US$114.21. Exactly one year ago, Brent’s Friday close was US$65.69 and we wrote about how E&Ps might react if it fell further.
Campetrol, the oil, gas and energy chamber, has proposed measures to strengthen Colombia’s oil and gas sector, including more output from existing fields, onshore and Caribbean development, and expanded exploration.