According to the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), Colombia is finally ready to start pilot projects for the development of unconventional resources.
The gasoline market has seen great movements in its players during the closing months of 2018, generating changes for the next year. Four companies are positioned as the most important for this market.
After a few debates in the Senate, the Ministry of Finance (MinHacienda) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) confirmed how next year’s royalties’ budget will be allocated. These and other stories in our periodic Royalties summary.
Frontera Energy (TSX: FEC) announced its full year 2019 plan and guidance information. The company recalled that Colombia is key for its plans. The Board of Directors announced dividend to be paid in January 2019.
The countdown for 2019 officially started and the government will soon have to decide on the new royalties’ budget for the regions.
The Colombian fuel market received one of the heavyweights of the region this year, Primax, a subsidiary of the Romero Group. Carlos Gonzales, CEO of Primax, spoke about the firm’s plans in Colombia.
The USO’s new vice-president, Cesar Loza, spoke about what to expect from the union’s new board of directors.
Like most everyone else in the industry, Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC) is having a great year financially and statistically. However, the integrated nature of the the NOC means it takes a bit of work to see what is happening in just the E&P business.
Dear A: Thanks for the Don Julio Reposado the other night in your apartment. It was the perfect antidote to a damp and cold Bogotá night. I looked up the El Tiempo anti-fracking article that had disturbed you so much and it was full of so many half-truths and complete falsehoods, that I wrote this letter to clarify it for you.
Eric Flesh, President of Promigas, assumed the leadership of the firm recently. He spoke about the expansion plans of the firm in Colombia and the region.
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