The National Environmental Licensing Agency (ANLA) made 49 requests to Frontera Energy’s (TSE: FEC) project in Puerto Gaitán (Meta). Here are the details.
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), a global standard that promotes the open and responsible management of oil, gas and mineral resources worldwide, gave an award to the Colombian extractive sector.
The union spoke about the threats and intimidations to which their leaders are allegedly exposed to, calling for authorities to protect them.
The International Energy Agency (EIA) reported on its prospects for oil production in Colombia. Here are the details.
The government has not made a final decision on fracking, but authorities already have projections of the possible benefits that this technique can bring to the country.
The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) and Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC) are working to launch a new oil round to reactivate production in small fields that still have crude.
Here is how Colombia is looking to diversify its exports, now that its energy self-sufficiency is at stake.
Natural gas reserves have created concerns in the industry due to its poor performance in recent years. The industry insisted on the need to develop unconventional projects to resolve current issues.
Amerisur (LON: AMER) announced the signing of a conditional agreement with Occidental Andina, to dispose of a 50% interest in the Put-8 exploration area, in Putumayo.
The Vice Presidency of Economic and Regulatory Affairs of the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) conducted an analysis on the benefits that ethanol imports have in the country.
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