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In Colombia’s ambitious journey towards a sustainable energy future, natural gas has emerged as a crucial component.

In a significant development, the National Mining Agency (ANM) foresees a historic surge in royalty collections for 2023, attributed to improved adherence to payment obligations and a thriving mining sector.

In a candid conversation with the Washington Post, Colombian President Gustavo Petro acknowledged that discontinuing oil and gas exploration will have an impact on the country’s public finances.

The Inspector General’s Office has issued a significant decision regarding open-pit coal mining E&P in Colombia, involving the participation of the National Mining Agency (ANM).

The Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development (MinAmbiente), Susana Muhamad, advocated for environmental causes and prohibiting fracking plays a key role in this.

According to the Colombian Association of Temporary Services Companies (Acoset), showed its concerns about the impact of labor reform bill.

Finance Minister (MinHacienda) Ricardo Bonilla addressed the proposed fuel compensation project for taxis.

The Inspector General Office gave an update about the Bioenergy case, involving Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC).

President Gustavo Petro recently sanctioned Law 2327 of 2023, which introduces the concept of environmental liability and outlines guidelines for its participatory, adequate, and timely management.

In a recent article, Minister Susana Muhamad argued, “Water is for life, not for fracking,” expressing concerns about the impact of fracking on water resources. While ACIPET strives to avoid political controversy, it seeks to contribute to sustainable national growth and transformation.