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USO says pending Rubiales decision attracting paramilitary to Puerto Gaitan

The USO charges that the community’s rejection of a renewal of the association contract for the Rubiales field has prompted the arrival of some 700 paramilitary soldiers to intimidate local residents and the union ahead of a pending decision on the future of the field’s production.

Monday, June 16th, 2014
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Critic takes on association contracts

Using Occidental (NYSE:OXY) as an example, an outspoken critic of the oil industry argues in a column that the government and controller must review association contracts renewed during President Uribe’s term because the formula to figure the state’s share is outdated, and apply the lessons to contracts up for renewal, such as Rubiales.

Thursday, June 12th, 2014
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Huila has new facilities for hydrocarbons training

Colombia’s state training agency Sena has unveiled the installation of a specialized “industrial instrumentation room” in Huila, the fifth such facility in the country and part of a strategy to improve local talent in hydrocarbon matters.

Thursday, June 12th, 2014
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ECP sees some light for its refining business

ECP sees some light for its refining business

Long a drag on Ecopetrol’s margins, the NOC saw some improvements for its refining business as losses narrowed and the company increased the sales of products like asphalt and jet fuel. But questions still surround what has been the under-performer of the company’s operations.

Thursday, June 12th, 2014
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Peace Process Week of June 9: ELN, government to start talks

After more than a year of discussions the government and ELN guerrilla group announced this week that the two parties have agreed to an initial agenda and structure for roundtable talks, expanding the scope of the government’s peace initiative just ahead of presidential elections.

Thursday, June 12th, 2014
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Authorities tour Magdalena River port terminal

A group of municipal and congressional authorities, along with members of the business community, journalists and even a bishop toured the Magdalena River multi-port facility which promises to use Colombia’s largest river as a new transportation option for hydrocarbons. It is set to be up and working in the middle of 2015.

Wednesday, June 11th, 2014
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