Promigas president Antonio Celia believes that there is commitment from the government to make gas infrastructure licensing more agile, but the system does not fully consider the cost of delays in licensing, considering the loss in royalties, investment, job creation, gas availability and gas rates.
The Farc attack in mid-April has eroded public support to its lowest point since the start of the peace process in November 2012, a Gallup poll has found.
Costs associated with closed operations in Peru and the fall of oil prices cut into Gran Tierra Energy (TSX:GTE) financial results, but the firm says its production remains stable, looked to focus on cost cutting and would not comment on management speculation in its first quarter 2015 conference call.
Through the National Federation of Departments, Colombia’s governors have held an extraordinary meeting to align themselves and call on the government to release royalty funds assigned in the 2013-14 budget in their entirety.
The Farc attack in mid-April has eroded public support to its lowest point since the start of the peace process in November 2012, a Gallup poll has found.
The liberalization of the market and mass use of the domestic gas network, coupled with pricing decisions made on a political instead of technical or market basis is putting the country’s electrical energy supply at risk argues a newspaper column.
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