The Minister of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) Tomás González sent a letter to the mayors and governors of the Caribbean coast detailing a resolution from the ministry that he says will help expand existing infrastructure and deal with the region’s natural gas supply issues
The National Hydrocarbons Agency is accepting comments until January 31 on proposed changes to the area assignment process, the last step before implementing a new model which it hopes will offer more flexibility and attract new players and investment to Colombia.
In the days since the release of the General Controller’s report on the cost overruns associated with the modernization of the Cartagena Refinery (Reficar), the revelations have caused many to take to the media with their own interpretation of the events and what it means. We share some of the more notable ones.
The Chamber of Oil Goods and Services (Campetrol) has published a graph which shows the average production cost per barrel of crude of the world’s largest 20 oil producers, Colombia’s average cost is US$35.30/barrel. This makes it the seventh most expensive producer.
The Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac) held its annual summit, which included a discussion on the role of the organization in the final stages of the peace process. The entity’s members will work with the UN in the verification of the transition process.
Speculation has risen in the local press that the high proportion of heavy crude in Colombia and Venezuela means that already operators are selling oil below the cost of producing it.
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