Colombia’s liquefied petroleum gas (propane) industry is facing a severe crisis as companies warn they may be forced to halt operations due to the government’s failure to pay outstanding subsidies.
The government announced a significant increase in environmental royalty investments.
The development of one of Colombia’s most significant gas discoveries, Sirius-2, is progressing steadily with growing support from local communities.
The Colombian business association ANDI voiced strong opposition to an inspection conducted by the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) at the offices of Naturgas.
So far six ministers have resigned irrevocably from President Gustavo Petro’s cabinet, including his combative MinAmbiente Susana Mohamad since the first of February after three left in January. The rest have been asked to resign pro forma so the president can create a new cabinet. Why and where are we going?
The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) announced the updated tariffs for Economic Rights applicable to Exploration and Production (E&P), Exploration and Exploitation (E&E), and Technical Evaluation Agreements (TEA) contracts that are not governed by Agreement 2 of 2017.
The National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE) reported the value of Colombian exports during December 2024.
In response to the ongoing humanitarian and security crisis in the Catatumbo region, the Colombian government issued Decree 0131 of February 5, 2025, aimed at expediting the execution of projects funded by the General System of Royalties (SGR).
The Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) issued Resolution 102 015, updating the regulatory framework of Colombia’s Wholesale Natural Gas Market.
Bogotá and Sweden reaffirmed their commitment to sustainability and social development through a Letter of Intent, paving the way for key projects, including an innovative biogas pilot plant.
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