Promigas presented solid financial and operational results for the third quarter of 2025, demonstrating continued strengthening of its business portfolio while contributing to Colombia’s energy transition with reliable and innovative solutions.
Petrobras is advancing multiple natural gas exploration initiatives in Colombia’s Caribbean waters while navigating the complex approval process for its flagship Sirius project, according to Alcindo Moritz, president of Petrobras in Colombia.
Ballena on the Caribbean coast produces only a fraction of what it used to but still contributes an important amount to the country’s dwindling supplies. Ecopetrol also plans to convert it to a gas import facility.
Fast growing gas producer NG Energy reported its 3Q25 financial results in a press release.
Gases del Caribe, a major player in Colombia’s energy sector, has been recognized in the Digital Transformation category of the 2025 Portafolio Awards for its innovative platform called Helious. This proprietary technology was developed to fundamentally transform the management of natural gas supply and transportation across the country.
Colombia’s long-awaited offshore gas project, Sirius, is steadily moving through its licensing stages, yet the country’s widening supply gap is prompting experts to call for an interim solution: using fracking to regain self-sufficiency while the offshore field comes online.
Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) secured a key milestone in its gas-supply strategy after Colombia’s environmental licensing agency, ANLA, approved the company’s plan to import natural gas through Cenit’s infrastructure in Coveñas.
Colombia’s vehicular natural gas (VNG) market is heading toward one of its most turbulent moments in decades. Beginning December 1, prices are set to rise sharply, between 30% and 40% according to industry estimates, marking a turning point for drivers, transport companies, and fuel distributors across the country.
Colombian households are feeling the strain of rising gas prices after a sharp 13.28% increase over the last year, making gas the second-fastest rising item in the national consumer basket, surpassed only by coffee.
Colombia’s natural gas sector is at a crossroads, and the obstacle, according to Naturgas president Luz Stella Murgas, is not geological scarcity but political indecision.
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