The Constitutional Court approved the government’s plan to hold a referendum to accept or reject the peace agreements made with the Farc.
The General Controller has warned that both national and regional entities must reconsider their finances and plan to limit and correct their dependence on oil resources for public investments, although the central government does not believe investment for regions will be hard hit for now.
The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) has created a standardized set of labor profiles for the hydrocarbons sector, in an attempt to reduce conflicts associated with labor intermediaries.
The U’wa indigenous group which had been blockading the road to the Gibraltar gas plant in Norte de Santander has now entered the facility and forced out 14 workers, the latest escalation in a conflict which has drawn on for 49 days.
The Colombian Association of Oil Engineers (ACIPET) believes, like its association peers, that the difficult scenario facing the oil industry today could bring average production down to 890,000bd by the end of the year.
It has been a while since we have seen anyone write about peak oil in Colombia, but a recent column said that embracing fracking is a flawed attempt by the Colombian government to delay the effect of peak oil in the country, when instead it should be investing in renewable energies.
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