On paper, Colombia has about 11 years of gas reserves. But the production forecast shows shortfalls occurring very shortly. Getting investors to search for domestic gas should be a regulatory priority but a better gas netback would also help their decisions.
Maria Fernanda Suarez, Minister of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) had an interview with Maricel Johanna Casallas, environmentalist of the municipality of Valledupar (Cesar). They talked about key issues such as oil and gas reserves, pollution and unconventional techniques.
Civil engineer Jorge Alberto Valencia Marín took office as an expert commissioner in the Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG).
CEO Eric Flesch spoke about the firm’s investment portfolio in Colombia.
Cundinamarca’s Administrative Court admitted a lawsuitthat seeks to annul the Pacific Regasification Plant project.
Bogota announced the renewal of the bus fleet for Transmilenio, but this decision was not well-received in some sectors.
Colombia is analyzing different alternatives to improve the air quality in the main cities of the country. Natural gas is positioned as one of the main alternatives to achieve it.
The debate over gas subsidies continues. Here is what Colombia’s Propane Association (Gasnova) and the Association of Natural Gas (Naturgas) have to say.
The proposal to build a new regasification plant in the Colombian Pacific has generated much controversy and opinion on the suitability of this project for the country. A new chapter in this controversy is beginning.
Pedro Jorge Filho, President of the Board of Directors of the World Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association (WLPGA) spoke about the propane market in Colombia, its growth potential and the investors’ interest in this segment.
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