The government has approved a large investment for OCAP Paz projects.
In an interview, Mauricio Marín, President of Fiduprevisora, discussed the role of the fiduciary and highlights the importance of the Works for Taxes program.
The Colombian government is taking steps to help energy companies revive 21 suspended oil and gas contracts to address security and community relations issues.
Former President of the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) Clara Guatame talked about her departure of the entity.
When Gustavo Petro was a presidential candidate, he promised that there would be no more E&P of hydrocarbons. However, the reality of the fiscal accounts, the country’s consumption of oil and gas, and recent announcements of discoveries have softened his stance.
The Colombian government announced a draft decree to implement a comprehensive regulatory framework to promote and regulate the use of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technologies in the country.
Former President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, made a new appeal to the national government not to shut the door on oil exploration in the country during his speech at the 57th Banking Convention.
The latest edition of the Brújula Minera, prepared by Jaime Arteaga & Asociados and the Colombian Mining Association, came to worrying conclusions.
Latin America, known for its substantial oil reserves, is at a crossroads as governments, including Colombia’s, seek to transition away from hydrocarbons and toward renewable energy sources. But challenges lie ahead for the region.
Deputy Minister of Energy, Cristian Díaz, provided further details on a potential new report on oil and gas reserves in the country.
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