Casanare’s government announced that 19 of the department’s municipalities will have access to a better energy service, thanks to royalties’ resources. These and other stories in our periodic Royalties summary.
The National Hydrocarbons Agency’s (CNH) first “window” of the Permanent Competitive Process (PPAA) took place in Bogotá. The entity published the list of the best proposals it received.
Moody’s hosted the Inside Latam 2019 forum, where industry experts spoke about their concerns for the Colombian oil industry in the medium and long term. Here are the details.
The National Environmental Licensing Agency (ANLA) and the Colombian Geological Service (SGC) spoke about their most recent cooperation initiative: The Information Integration Engine.
The union accused Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC) of intentionally deteriorating its health service, affecting the NOC’s workers.
Women in Mining Colombia, IFC and the Canadian Embassy, with the support of the MinMinas, the ANM, the Australian Embassy and a number of members of the Colombian extractive industries, have launched the Gender ToolKit – A Toolkit of Actions and Strategies for Oil, Gas, and Mining Companies – an initiative to promote diversity and inclusion in sectors traditionally dominated by men.
The Colombian Chamber of Goods and Services (Campetrol) talked about its forecasts for the rig count in 2019. The association showed its optimism for the behavior of the oil operations in the country for coming months.
Nearly 330 TransMilenio buses will be replaced, after authorities announced the beginning the renewal of the system’s fleet.
The extractive sector had moments of great uncertainty due to the boom of popular referendums against its activities in Colombia. Guillermo Reyes, expert in territorial issues, spoke about this problem and the municipalities ability to make decisions on this issue.
Farc leader Jesus Santrich, who is pending a resolution of an extradition request by the US for drug trafficking, attended a debate in the Chamber of Representatives. Here is what happened.
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