About a month ago, one of the country’s leading business newspapers, published an article on Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:EC) results with the brilliant title “Ecopetrol does not give up its position as the leader in hydrocarbons”. Considering that the NOC produces ten times what the next company does this does not show a lot of insightful analysis on the part of the headline writer.
Nothing like a disaster to get the political juices working and the USO is not immune to the temptation. It issued a long diatribe against Ocensa’s reaction to the Hidroituango emergency in the lower Cauca River valley.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: ECP) announced a major project to be carried out in the Cupiagua field. The NOC said that this project will help improve operations in this important field, generate social benefits and increase production.
The NOC spoke about its local contracting figures in Meta during 1Q18, but will these quiet complaints about local hiring?
The rating agency Moody’s made a report on the capital structure of Ecopetrol (NYSE: ECP) and other public companies in the region. The Colombian company stands out against its NOC competitors in Latin America.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) gave details about the Akacías field in Meta, but will social issues be an obstacle for its development?
The NOC presented the results of a study that looks at attacks on its infrastructure in recent years.
After a legal action was filed by dozens of families affected by la Lizama environmental emergency, a judge ordered Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) to begin the characterization of the victims, as a prelude to a possible compensation.
Earlier this month, 2,000 doctors sent a letter to President Santos asking him to rule out fracking. The Colombian Association of Petroleum Engineers (Acipet) replied.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: ECP) announced the construction of a new refined-products pipeline in the western region of Colombia. The company highlighted the benefits of this important project for the region and the environment.