Maybe we should not have been so hopeful. Maybe this was always doomed. It is always easier to say ‘No’ than take a chance on ‘Yes’. No one ever knows the consequences of saying ‘No’, the road not taken.
The firm spoke about Colombia’s options to assure gas self-sufficiency, now that the State Council is about to make a decision on fracking.
Colombia continues to discuss the possibility of implementing unconventional techniques to develop oil projects. This time, the Fifth Senate Commission moderated a debate on the matter.
Natural gas reserves have raised concerns about the possibility of losing energy self-sufficiency in the medium term. Maria Fernanda Suarez, Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), spoke on this issue and the government’s efforts to solve the problem.
The United Nations (UN) recently held a conference on trade and economic development. There experts talked about Colombia’s exports and their dependence on certain products.
Recently, the Colombian government announced the National Electric Mobility Strategy. Maria Fernanda Suarez, Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), participated in this event and spoke about the pillars of this strategy and fuel quality.
In his most recent Op-ed, Francisco José Lloreda, President of the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP), spoke about why Colombia needs to make up its mind on fracking.
In his most recent Op-ed, Carlos Leal, President of the Colombian Association of Petroleum Engineers (Acipet), spoke about the National Hydrocarbons Commission’s (ANH) ‘B League’ and its effects on the industry.
The Colombian government has worked to boost the development of new oil projects in the country and the industry is responding positively. The sector has committed large investments for the coming years.
The National Environmental Licensing Agency (ANLA) spoke about a new initiative to guide companies on how to file for minor changes in environmental licenses.
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