Colombia’s trucking sector continues to grapple with an escalating wave of road blockades.
Colombia continues to grapple with the economic toll of recurring roadblocks.
The Unión Sindical Obrera (USO), one of Colombia’s most powerful oil workers’ unions, is facing mounting internal tensions after its president, César Loza, openly suggested that Colombia should resume fracking to safeguard energy self-sufficiency.
The Colombian Petroleum and Gas Association (ACP) strongly condemned the violent incidents that occurred yesterday at the Quifa oil field, located in the Puerto Triunfo area of Puerto Gaitán, Meta.
Canacol Energy (TSX: CNE) and its subsidiaries have publicly denounced blockades and acts of vandalism that continue to disrupt the development of their Sucre Norte natural gas project, located in the municipality of San Marcos, Sucre.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) warned that blockades by Indigenous communities at the Rubiales and Caño Sur fields in the Meta department have disrupted crude oil production by approximately 80,000bd.
Canacol Energy (TSX: CNE) reported that its operations at the Sucre Norte project, located in the municipality of San Marcos in the department of Sucre, Colombia, have been seriously disrupted due to an illegal blockade.
The government announced a significant increase in environmental royalty investments.
The development of one of Colombia’s most significant gas discoveries, Sirius-2, is progressing steadily with growing support from local communities.
The Sirius-2 offshore gas discovery, the largest in Colombia’s history, promises to transform the country’s energy sector. However, beyond its economic and strategic value, the project’s success will depend on engaging local communities and ensuring that its development brings shared benefits.
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