Juan Carlos Echeverry, Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:E) president, said in an interview that the NOC has been going through a deep cultural change prompted by the fall in oil prices. Local hiring, community relations, the ability to “sacrifice barrels” and environmental matters are some of the areas affected.
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The ELN guerrilla group released three journalists, first Spanish citizen Salud Hernandez and then two RCN Noticias reporters, as the group continues to defy the government, complicating the potential start of peace talks.
The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) said it will work more closely with local leaders in identifying and preventing community conflicts with the hydrocarbons industry, as the second phase of its Hydrocarbons Territorial Strategy (ETH).
Ecopetrol is working “intensely” to prepare for the reversion of the Rubiales field from Pacific E&P, as well as the Cusiana field from Equión. Workers currently at the Rubiales field say they are confident the NOC will hire them under the new contract.
Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC) has started executing an exploratory campaign using a Vibroseis truck in three different municipalities in the Caquetá department, and promised both work and investment for the local population.