Colombia is bracing itself for a natural gas deficit by 2026, as warned by the Colombian Association of Oil and Gas (ACP), citing insights from the Mining and Energy Planning Unit (UPME).
As the global push to combat climate change intensifies, one question looms large: is each nation contributing proportionally to the cause? This query arises from the impassioned remarks of Guyana’s President, Irfaan Ali, in a recent interview with the BBC.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has once again strongly criticized the country’s shift towards an extractive economy and the lagging participation of the coffee sector.
The Plenary Chamber of the Constitutional Court refused to admit for consideration the request made by the Ministry of Finance (MinHacienda) to mitigate the effects of one of the decisions taken by the high court regarding the tax reform, which left the government with a shortfall of CoP$6.7T.
Against the backdrop of Naturgas’ annual congress, this week in Cartagena, contributor Tomás de la Calle worries about the impact of Petro-government policies on Colombia’s self-sufficiency in gas. He foresees a sellers’ market – which usually means higher prices – in the near future.
The upward trajectory continues with crude oil prices steadily climbing.
Campetrol, with information from the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), published the royalties’ collection figures for 2023.
The Administrative Court of Cundinamarca rejected the E&P’s lawsuit, which sought compensation of over CoP$20B for damages and more than US$12M for opportunity costs, El Tiempo reported.
The Constitutional Court received a proposal from Minister of Finance (MinHacienda) Ricardo Bonilla outlining four ways to mitigate the effects of a ruling that overturned the prohibition on extractive companies deducting royalties from income tax.
Former congressman Jorge Enrique Robledo made waves at the Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) shareholders’ assembly by challenging the agenda and proposing changes he believes are essential to prevent further financial losses for the company’s shareholders.
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