The National Infrastructure Agency (ANI) closed the bidding process for the Magdalena River Public Private Partnership (PPP) project.
Colombia was a charter member of the Washington Consensus and although some “true believers” of former-president Álvaro Uribe might disagree with me, the country has followed the liberal economic order for more than 25 years, certainly as long as I have been here. Now that consensus is almost certain to change.
Corficolombiana’s Economic Research Group delivered an analysis into the proposal of the Colombian presidential candidate, Gustavo Petro, to suspend oil exploration and its impact in the economy.
Former Senator Juan Manuel Galán, Director of Nuevo Liberalismo, defended the party’s support to Rodolfo Hernández’s campaign and spoke about Gustavo Petro’s proposals on energy transition.
Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) Diego Mesa spoke about the projections of the hydrocarbons sector, and the potential of unconventional reservoirs.
The Magdalena River is beginning to play a vital role in transporting hydrocarbons in the country.
The Administrative Court of Santander lifted the injunction against Fracking Pilot Projects (PPII).
The two candidates contesting the second round of the elections have discussed their positions on oil.
The governor of Cundinamarca, Nicolás García Bustos, announced that the Corporación Autónoma Regional del Guavio (Corpoguavio) delivered the environmental license for the construction of a section of the alternative route to the Llanos Orientales from the Guavio province.
Candidate Rodolfo Hernandez spoke about his presidential proposals, ruling out the possibility of implementing fracking in the country.
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