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MinEnergy has published a draft resolution laying out measures to protect natural gas supply and electricity system reliability during the scheduled maintenance of the SPEC LNG regasification terminal in Cartagena, planned for a five-day window between July 30 and August 3, 2026.

So earnings season comes to an end and, apart from a few special charges, a generally positive one. Brent over US$100/bl will do that. But, unsurprisingly perhaps, that is not what people are talking about

President Gustavo Petro launched a wide-ranging attack on Ecopetrol, political opponents, and business sectors in an extended post on X, centering his fire on what he described as the state oil company’s refusal to reduce its gas demand in the face of an accelerating climate crisis.

The first physical components of Colombia’s Pacific Regasification Plant are now in transit, marking a concrete step forward for one of the country’s important gas infrastructure projects.

NG Energy International Corp. (“NGE” or the “Company”) announced that it had filed its financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2026.

With a super El Niño expected to hit Colombia in the second half of 2026, Ecopetrol has outlined a two-track gas strategy: expanded import capacity and aggressive energy contracting to insulate the company from spot market volatility.

An article in Valora Analitik highlighted the Gibraltar block’s performance in March 2026 although traditional performers contributed more to satisfying Colombian demand and regas was a critical contributor.

Mines and Energy Minister Edwin Palma convened an interinstitutional meeting in Bogotá on May 13 to review the financial and operational situation at Canacol Energy and its potential implications for Colombia’s gas supply and market stability.

Colombia has undergone a dramatic and largely unremarked structural shift in its gas supply over the past three years: a commodity that was overwhelmingly domestic has become increasingly imported, with consequences that will compound sharply if El Niño arrives as forecast.

Canacol Energy, Canada’s second-largest independent gas producer in Colombia, which is under creditor protection has attracted concern about a possible supply crisis.