The Colombian Engineer’s Association (ACIEM) held its annual Enercol conference this week and Orlando Velandia made what looks to be his last speech as President of the ANH. We were there and brought back this report.
Energy associations are worried about energy subsidies being cut off, and demanded an answer form the Minister of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) and the Minister of Finance (MinHacienda).
Senator of the Centro Democratico political party, María del Rosario Guerra, spoke about how royalties’ resources could help save ecosystems in the department of Sucre.
Fracking has been a controversial subject for communities, but if anyone will benefit from the development of this technique, it is them.
Ricardo Lozano, Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, spoke about the priority issues for the entity and the strategies to work on these issues.
Colombia has discussed high fuel prices and the convenience of the ‘magic formula’ in recent years. However, current oil prices are forcing this metric to increase, despite dissent from consumers and many segments of industry.
According to official figures, Colombia’s FDI increased during August as a result of oil industry investments.
The oil sector has proposed the development of unconventional projects to increase the country’s oil reserves and ensure self-sufficiency in the long term. However, this has generated much controversy and many Colombians have expressed their rejection of this possibility.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) announced new measures to discuss the oil sector’s future and the transition of the country’s energy matrix.
The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) announced several exploration drilling projects for this year, generating many expectations about its possible benefits for the country’s reserves. However, the plans have not advanced as quickly as expected.
2025, Hydrocarbons Colombia, All Rights Reserved.
