Last month, we introduced our revision of our methodology for studying security-related incidents near pipelines. This time, we look deeper into the trends in attacks, the impact of security incidents on operations and at statistics by pipeline.
Marianna Boza leads the extractive sector practice for Brigard Urrutia, one of Colombia’s leading local law firms. She has an extensive experience in the sector, having spent much of her career with international law firms acting as external counsel to PDVSA before coming to Colombia in 2014.
A few weeks ago, we published a story about Barranquilla becoming a member of the World Energy Cities Partnership (WECP). I could not resist the temptation to make an ironic comment about being an ‘energy city’ without having produced a drop of oil.
We decided to take a fresh look at our tracking of security incidents near pipelines to make the analysis easier and ensure we were being consistent in our classifications.
It is that time of year: vacations, family holidays, over-indulgence and long discussions about what might happen next year. As Managing Editor of Hydrocarbons Colombia, our predictions fall on my broad shoulders – and aging knees.
We have to admit to a certain fascination for how the world is distributed and how to represent its complexity. The Colombian crude oil sector is more concentrated than we (at least) might have expected but still has a so-called ‘long-tail’ of producers and operators.
The annual Expo Oil and Gas conference – now exclusively Campetrol’s – is a year-end ‘health check’ on how the industry is doing. Here are my impressions.
With everyone having reported 3Q17 financial results, we can do our quarterly look at prices and netbacks. The interesting result is that estimated oil netbacks have risen to the point where they are tied with gas netbacks.
Last week we started our two-part look at the opportunities and challenges of developing oil and gas projects in Peru. In our concluding chapter, we look at the Amazon region, which has familiar conditions to those of the Colombian Amazon.
To accompany our report on the Peru market, we thought these charts on oil and gas, production and reserves would be useful.
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