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.
The Colombian Chamber of Oil and Energy Goods and Services (Campetrol) has announced a new director of Public and Corporate Affairs.
The National Planning Department (DNP) announced the investments approved with royalty resources in 2021.
Generating companies spoke about Resolution 133 of the CREG, and how this changes the way in which existing thermal plants are remunerated.
The country’s oil industry has historically been run by men, but women are gaining ground every day.
Colombia’s presidential front-runner Gustavo Petro is calling on ideological allies across Latin America and the world to join him in forming a new bloc to lead the economy away from fossil fuels.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) gave a report on the behavior of royalties from the production of hydrocarbons and minerals.