Colombia’s smaller rebel group has unleashed a wave of attacks on the country’s No. 2 oil pipeline, a show of strength amid peace talks that’s creating a headache for companies Continue Reading
State-controlled Ecopetrol reported a 14% year-on-year reduction in proven reserves through December 31, a decrease that reflects three years of declining oil field investment in Colombia’s oil patch, it said Continue Reading
Bomb attacks last week halted pumping operations along Colombia’s second most important oil pipeline, the Cano-Limon Covenas, state oil company Ecopetrol said on Sunday. The company did not say who Continue Reading
A Colombian energy company said it was involved in a new oil discovery in the U.S. waters of the Gulf of Mexico, its fifth so far. A U.S. subsidiary of Continue Reading
A Colombian energy company said it was involved in a new oil discovery in the U.S. waters of the Gulf of Mexico, its fifth so far. A U.S. subsidiary of Continue Reading
FARC peace accord may increase protests and delays: Campetrol Group slashes 2016 oil production target to 800,000 b/d While Colombia’s recent agreement to end 52 years of internal war with Continue Reading
Analysts and industry sources are skeptical that the peace agreement announced this week between the Colombian government and a rebel group with which it has been at war for a Continue Reading
Rain, security situation hampering pipeline repairs: union Three fields operated by company halted since July 15: union Occidental Petroleum Corp. will have to wait at least a few more days Continue Reading
Venezuelan exports of natural gas to Colombia are unlikely in the short term, despite state-owned PDVSA’s claims to have increased its gas production in 2015 by 334,000 Mcf/d or 4.3% Continue Reading
Attack affects about 6 percent of the country’s crude output Repairs on pipeline may be concluded by tomorrow: union Colombia, South America’s third-largest oil exporter, shut in production in at Continue Reading
