EPM raised alarms about a critical gas supply shortage projected for 2025, with only 70% of its gas needs secured, leaving a 30% gap in its contractual coverage.
The recent government announcement about “planned gas rationing” in Colombia sparked concern, yet officials are clarifying the situation.
On October 31, Rubén Darío Lizarralde announced his departure from Bioenergy after four and a half years of transformative leadership.
A Colombian tribunal revived the drilling of Uchuva 2, a critical natural gas well, while mandating consultation with Indigenous communities in Taganga, Magdalena, who may be affected by the project.
In a recent analysis, J.P. Morgan downgraded Ecopetrol’s stock to “Underweight.”
Transportadora de Gas Internacional (TGI) announced a new CEO.
The Colombian government issued a new decree to enhance strategic fuel storage, focusing on liquid fuels and propane, particularly in border regions, to improve energy security and timely fuel availability.
This phrase of Clausewitz comes to mind this month as Mordisco gets more “stick” than in recent months while others, including the ELN, get offered “carrots”. Meanwhile, the Segunda Marquetalia’s alias Ivan Marquez has not returned anyone’s calls for month so the press speculated he was dead. High Peace Commissioner Otty Patiño assures us he’s just resting.
The Colombian Chamber of Goods and Services (Campetrol) reported rig information for September 2024.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) confirmed the suspension of drilling activities for its Komodo-1 well, located in Colombia’s deep-water Caribbean region, due to ongoing licensing issues.
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