Sunday morning and a blank page. I checked my list of pending topics. I looked over what we published in the past week. I put on my cleanest dirty shirt. I sacrificed a chicken – ok an egg – in the hope of attracting the muses. Nothing.
Gustavo Petro, who is leading the polls for Colombia’s upcoming presidential election, has repeatedly vowed he will halt oil drilling the day he takes office and bond investors are taking him very seriously.
A recent opinion column revealed that commercial conditions are being set depending on whether or not candidate Gustavo Petro becomes president.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) published a draft resolution for comments, regarding strategic zones for mining-energy development in the country.
Colombia’s Central Bank (BanRep) released Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) figures during 3Q21. Here are the details.
Presidential pre-candidates showed their positions on a possible tax reform during the debate organized by El Tiempo.
The Colombian oil and gas industry is not facing its best moment, the outlook is not very encouraging.
Experts at JP Morgan Chase & Co analyzed what a US$150 a barrel price would mean.
ANH’s Armando Zamora Reyes spoke about the possibility of holding a new hydrocarbons auction in Colombia.
Deep breath. Time to write my annual “Fearless Forecasts” article where I give my baseline scenario for the coming year. Unfortunately – for me, for the industry, for Colombia, for the world – we enter this year with a higher-than-average amount of uncertainty.
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