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The Colombian government has decided to remove Clara Guatame from her position as the President of the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH).

The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) announced new guidelines regarding the liquidation of contracts and agreements related to E&P of non-renewable natural resources.

The country has witnessed an average of three blockades or protests per day this year, signaling dissatisfaction with the government.

Experts in the sector are calling for increased exploration, positive investment signals, and the awarding of new contracts for hydrocarbon exploration and production following the release of the reserves report.

The Petro government’s decision to not award new E&P contracts for hydrocarbons has sparked a legal challenge in the form of a fiscal responsibility complaint.

Clara Liliana Guatame, President of the ANH, talked about key issues such as reserves, and suspended contracts.

Katherine Miranda, a representative in the Chamber for the Green Party, raised concerns about the urgent need for the Gustavo Petro government to make a payment on the of the Fuel Price Stabilization Fund (FEPC) deficit.

The MinEnergia press release on 2022 year-end reserves was a triumph of belief over science, a testimony of the power of politicians to warp their interpretation of reality to conform to what they have already decided to do.

The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) reported Colombia’s oil and gas reserves in 2022. Here are the details.

Following its approval in the first debate, the Colombian Senate has now passed the second debate in plenary for Bill 114 of 2022, which seeks to prohibit fracking in Colombia and the exploitation of certain types of unconventional hydrocarbon deposits.