Amid concerns regarding the potential impacts of a strong El Niño phenomenon on Colombia, Ricardo Bonilla, the Minister of Finance (MinHacienda), addressed the nation’s possible need to import gas.
The collaborative efforts of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MinAgricultura) and Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) have been instrumental in fostering over 400 rural projects across 33 municipalities in 11 departments through the ‘El Campo Emprende’ program.
The President of Ecopetrol’s Board of Directors, Saúl Kattan, talked about the potential alliance with PDVSA.
Naturgas’ Luz Stella Murgas outlined key insights from a study conducted by the association on the vital role of gas in addressing poverty. The research highlighted several critical facets concerning energy poverty and identified potential solutions.
A new legislative proposal has been submitted to the House of Representatives, aiming to eradicate the taxes imposed on gasoline and diesel in Colombia.
This question seems at the very least premature. While most Colombians (it appears but maybe not) are counting down the days (984 as of time of writing), oil and gas companies have long-term investments. Committing to them today means living with the consequences beyond August 6th, 2026. Who will be making the decisions on August 7th or, if “who” is too complicated, what kind of government will we have?
In Colombia, the escalating price of gasoline has emerged as a critical point of contention in discussions concerning the future trajectory of President Petro’s macroeconomic policies.
Frontera Energy says it is one of the most dynamic and operationally solid companies in the oil and gas sector.
Ecopetrol’s third-quarter financial disclosures, showcased a mixed performance, a subject recently emphasized in a report by J.P. Morgan.
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