Bogotá hosted an event led by Colombia’s Ministry of Energy (MinEnergía) and the Colombian Geological Service to discuss seismic risk management in the mining and energy sectors.
Mario Alberto Huertas, President of MHC Ingeniería y Construcción de Obras Civiles, emphasized the need for better coordination and support from government entities to overcome persistent challenges in infrastructure projects across Bogotá.
A report by Promigas highlights significant findings in Colombia’s hydrocarbon sector, revealing that offshore reserves could be 20 times greater than onshore reserves.
TPL Gas, a subsidiary of TPL Energía, started delivering imported natural gas to Colombia’s domestic market, addressing concerns over potential gas shortages.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) recently reported that local gas production is more than sufficient to meet the country’s demand.
The Colombian House of Representatives has approved the General Royalty Budget for 2025-2026.
Authorities in Colombia have successfully dismantled a criminal organization, known as Bodegas, responsible for stealing massive quantities of fuel from the pipelines of Cenit, a subsidiary of Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC).
Colombia has taken a significant step towards sustainable aviation with the production of its first batch of synthetic aviation fuel (SAF) at the Cartagena refinery.
For the first time in 45 years, imported natural gas will be used in Colombia to meet domestic demand across households, vehicles, and commercial sectors. This historic shift highlights growing concerns about the country’s ability to sustain its energy needs through local production.
During his address at the Infrastructure Congress in Cartagena, Colombian President Gustavo Petro highlighted a significant transition in the nation’s economic model, moving away from its long-standing dependence on oil and coal.
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