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The Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) released a report highlighting the critical role of liquid fuels in the country’s economic stability and social well-being.

During the “Economic Perspectives 2025” seminar hosted by ANIF, Finance Minister Diego Guevara outlined key fiscal policy challenges and the government’s strategy to address them. One of the central topics was the future of the Fuel Price Stabilization Fund (FEPC) and potential changes to diesel pricing in Colombia.

Colombia’s liquefied petroleum gas (propane) industry is facing a severe crisis as companies warn they may be forced to halt operations due to the government’s failure to pay outstanding subsidies.

Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) assured the public that the electrical failure that occurred at the Cartagena Refinery (Reficar) on February 14 has been successfully identified and corrected.

We had planned to write about gas prices this week anyway but then on Friday, February 7^th, one of the country’s biggest gas distributors, Vanti, said prices in some areas would have to go up by 36%. That got everyone’s attention

In the ongoing debate over Colombia’s energy industry and diesel subsidies, a significant concern has emerged regarding the potential misuse of government aid for this fuel.

The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) announced a new increase in gasoline prices. Here are the details.

Colombia has taken a significant step toward sustainable aviation with the formalization of Resolution 00090 of 2025 by the Civil Aviation Authority (Aerocivil).

The recent resignation of Colombia’s Transport Minister (MinTransporte), María Constanza García, reignited concerns among transport sector representatives, who claim that negotiations with the government, initiated after the 2024 national strike, have stalled.

A proposed policy by Colombia’s Ministry of Trade (MinComercio) could significantly impact the freight transportation sector by increasing tariffs on vehicles, tires, and spare parts by 10% to 20%.