The presidential campaigns for 2022 have started and Senator and perennial candidate Gustavo Petro announced a controversial proposal related to the oil sector.
I just got back from an extended “stay-cation” in Eastern Canada, mostly spent with my family. But an evening with friends that go back to university days, reminded me just how controversial our industry is today.
Executive Director of the Colombian Association of Petroleum Engineers (ACIPET), Luis Guillermo Acosta, spoke about unconventional reservoirs and their potential to increase reserves.
The Ministry of Transportation (MinTransporte) announced that the Public Private Partnership (PPP) for the Magdalena River is ready for the bidding process.
Felipe Valencia, Director of the National Authority for Prior Consultation in Colombia (DANCP), spoke about the improvement of these processes over the past two years.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) published a new resolution regarding the flaring and venting of natural gas.
The Norwegian Embassy and the government of Colombia signed an agreement on the ‘Oil for Development program’.
The map of the Caribbean Sea oil business is in the hands of six companies unless more blocks are auctioned.
The Inspector General issued a warning to the government related to the pacific regasification plant.
Last week, we picked up a news report saying the ANH was excluding offshore blocks from the upcoming bid round. Armando Zamora says they have not. Is there anybody going to listen to my story / All about the block that went away?
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