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energybuyer

02/04/25 3:18 PM

Post #49,561

Re: #49,560: @energybuyer - Petrobras & Ecopetrol Announce Colombia's Biggest Ever Gas Discovery

Colombia-based petroleum company, have made a historic breakthrough in Colombia’s energy landscape with the discovery of the largest natural gas reserve in the country’s history. The drilling of the Sirius-2 well in the Gujaira Basin has revealed vast natural gas resources, potentially increasing Colombia’s current reserves by 200%

energybuyer

02/04/25 3:17 PM

Post #49,560

Re: #49,554: @energybuyer - Despite Colombia’s significant natural resources, it has had

Petrobras & Ecopetrol Announce Colombia's Biggest Ever Gas Discovery

Candid One

02/04/25 1:13 PM

Post #49,559

Re: #49,558: @B BALL GUY - Helloooo. Anyone there?

The silence of bankruptcy is in stark contrast to
Thriving corporations . There’s nothing here . This corporation is dead . Hellooooo just the same .

B BALL GUY

01/28/25 3:25 PM

Post #49,558

Helloooo. Anyone there?

B BALL GUY

01/13/25 3:28 PM

Post #49,557

aaah, Happy New Year.

Gators12

12/30/24 8:45 AM

Post #49,556

This is where the call for international support comes in. Colombia needs grants and concessional loans, technical assistance and access to clean technology to make its vision a reality. Targeted public finance can leverage private investment and revitalize the economy, under Petro’s administration and beyond.

Gators12

12/30/24 8:26 AM

Post #49,555

Brazil’s Petrobras and Colombia’s Ecopetrol confirmed the largest natural gas discovery in Colombia's history on December 5, with the drilling of the Sirius-2 well. The find could have far-reaching implications for Colombia’s energy landscape, but it will take years to develop the resource, and in the meantime, the country is likely to continue to increase its reliance on imports.

energybuyer

12/29/24 7:03 PM

Post #49,554

Re: #49,553: @energybuyer - Colombia is rich in oil and gas and

Despite Colombia’s significant natural resources, it has had a gas deficit for at least eight years. According to official data, in 2022 Colombia had 2.81 trillion cubic feet of confirmed gas reserves, which were anticipated to last 7.2 years. These figures are lower than those collected a year earlier, when reserves were at 3.1 trillion cubic feet and anticipated to last eight years. In the last 15 years, Colombia’s gas reserves have decreased by 55 percent

energybuyer

12/29/24 7:01 PM

Post #49,553

Re: #49,552: @energybuyer - Colombia is transitioning towards green energy during a

Colombia is rich in oil and gas and a large proportion of its electrical energy is generated by hydroelectric plants. However, the extreme drought experienced over the past year has caused concern about whether these plants will be able to generate sufficient power in the future as the climate continues to change. The crisis currently facing Ecuador, which has been forced to implement a series of planned blackouts due to a lack of electricity, has also set alarm bells ringing

energybuyer

12/29/24 7:00 PM

Post #49,552

Re: #49,551: @energybuyer - merry Christmas and a happy new year

Colombia is transitioning towards green energy during a period of gas crisis. The country faces an imminent lack of gas and ongoing drought is reducing its ability to generate electricity. While the state-run energy company, Ecopetrol, plans to extract gas from the Colombian Caribbean in 2029, until then the country will have to increase its gas imports. This will cause prices to rise by up to 30 percent, according to some experts

energybuyer

12/29/24 6:57 PM

Post #49,551

Re: #49,545: @energybuyer - Oil prices rise in early European trade, supported

merry Christmas and a happy new year

Candid One

12/29/24 4:43 PM

Post #49,550

Re: #49,549: @Gators12 - Merry Christmas and happy new year.. hoping something

Merry Christmas . Clearly , they have moved on . They are likely years into bankruptcy. We should move on too . It would have been considerate to let us know when they closed shop . Then again , they were never god on consideration or honesty . The good news is , my driveway is clear of snow now .

Gators12

12/27/24 3:58 PM

Post #49,549

Re: #49,548: @B BALL GUY - Merry Christmas, Ya'll. Another year gone.

Merry Christmas and happy new year.. hoping something breaks eventually but, who knows anymore.

B BALL GUY

12/12/24 3:01 PM

Post #49,548

Merry Christmas, Ya'll. Another year gone.

Gators12

12/04/24 8:35 AM

Post #49,547

Re: #49,545: @energybuyer - Oil prices rise in early European trade, supported

We see opportunities to channel funding from multilateral banks and international cooperation organizations. We also see opportunities in certain public funds available in the country to support such initiatives, and we believe there's room to enhance tax incentives for hydrogen projects in Colombia.

Green, blue and white hydrogen projects already benefit from tax incentives, but there’s potential to deepen and extend these incentives to hydrogen derivatives. Thus, we envision three main paths: accessing international funding, utilizing public resources, and improving tax incentives.

Gators12

12/04/24 8:34 AM

Post #49,546

Despite ongoing challenges, Colombia is on track to have at least 1GW of electrolysis capacity for green hydrogen production by the end of the decade, according to the Andi-Naturgas hydrogen chamber.

In this, the second of a two-part interview, the chamber's executive director, Karen Peralta, tells BNamericas why the future is bright for the nascent sector. The first part of the interview can be seen here.

BNamericas: How are the projects currently in development being financed, and how do you see the financing landscape for the sector in the coming years? Will there be enough support from banks, private equity and the government to ensure that the sector grows as expected?

Peralta: At the moment, the projects developed in Colombia – mainly pilot projects – are funded through companies' own resources and some incentives from the science, technology and innovation system, as these projects are research-oriented. Industrial-scale projects currently lack external financing and rely solely on corporate resources.

energybuyer

12/02/24 12:32 PM

Post #49,545

Re: #49,544: @energybuyer - Oil Rises on Chinese Data, OPEC+ Expectations

Oil prices rise in early European trade, supported by Chinese factory activity growth and expectations that OPEC+ will further delay its planned output hike at a meeting this week. Benchmarks Brent crude and WTI are both up 0.7% to $72.34 and $68.48 a barrel, respectively. An official gauge of China’s manufacturing activity expanded modestly for a second consecutive month in November—a positive sign for the top crude oil importer’s economy.

energybuyer

12/02/24 12:31 PM

Post #49,544

Re: #49,539: @energybuyer - happy veterans day to all those that served

Oil Rises on Chinese Data, OPEC+ Expectations

Candid One

12/02/24 8:48 AM

Post #49,543

B ball guy’s layup was rejected .. they’re likely 2 years into bankruptcy… where they belong. B ball guy

energybuyer

12/01/24 4:47 PM

Post #49,542

Re: #49,541: @energybuyer - BOGOTA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Colombia's majority state-owned

Colombia renewable energy could see $2.2 billion in investment this year

energybuyer

12/01/24 4:44 PM

Post #49,541

Re: #49,539: @energybuyer - happy veterans day to all those that served

BOGOTA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Colombia's majority state-owned energy company Ecopetrol will invest between 24 trillion and 28 trillion pesos ($5.4 billion and $6.4 billion) in 2025, it said in a statement late on Friday.

B BALL GUY

11/30/24 3:27 PM

Post #49,540

Latest News: IAHL/ALTENESOL Corporate Update ORLANDO, FL -- April 4, 2019

Hope more is coming Soon.

energybuyer

11/12/24 1:24 PM

Post #49,539

Re: #49,538: @energybuyer - As Petro’s government pushes ahead with its energy

happy veterans day to all those that served ..we have our freedoms because of your sacrifice

energybuyer

11/12/24 1:22 PM

Post #49,538

Re: #49,537: @energybuyer - On October 21, Colombia will inaugurate COP16, the

As Petro’s government pushes ahead with its energy transition plan, it will need to balance its desire for radical change with its ability to deliver on international pacts and investments, all while mitigating concerns about a potential energy crisis. The upcoming summit on biodiversity, one of Colombia’s strengths, will allow it to demonstrate how it plans to deliver and consolidate itself as an emerging climate leader.

energybuyer

11/12/24 1:21 PM

Post #49,537

Re: #49,535: @energybuyer - The need for a carefully considered transition is

On October 21, Colombia will inaugurate COP16, the world biodiversity summit to be held in Cali. This event is the ideal framework through which the country can explain to the world its clean energy transition plan.

ewhayter

11/12/24 9:15 AM

Post #49,536

Re: #49,524: @Candid One - Is anyone really buying this nonsense?

I would like to find a broker that lets me buy these stocks.

energybuyer

11/01/24 11:36 AM

Post #49,535

Re: #49,534: @energybuyer - Colombia is seeking credit from abroad to help

The need for a carefully considered transition is well recognized by the government. In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Minister Muhamad acknowledged that the process will involve “a huge economic transformation.” However, she stressed that the replacement “investment portfolio is focused on developing sectors that [the government] believes could begin to replace oil revenues.”

energybuyer

11/01/24 11:35 AM

Post #49,534

Re: #49,533: @energybuyer - Colombia to Unveil US$40 Billion Plan for Clean

Colombia is seeking credit from abroad to help fund its transition towards decarbonisation and energy and economic diversification. During an interview at Climate Week in New York, Minister Muhamad said that she will publicly announce Colombia’s energy transition plan at an economic fair on October 2. Muhamad expects up to US$10 billion of funding to come from international financial institutions and more economically developed countries, in line with the government’s proposals to exchange debt for climate action

energybuyer

11/01/24 11:34 AM

Post #49,533

Re: #49,529: @energybuyer - Colombia launches $40 billion investment portfolio for energy,

Colombia to Unveil US$40 Billion Plan for Clean Energy Transition

Candid One

11/01/24 9:33 AM

Post #49,532

I'm gathering that this pink stock con job is gonzo . Can we all finally agree that this was all a scam from the start please .

energybuyer

09/29/24 2:43 PM

Post #49,530

Re: #49,529: @energybuyer - Colombia launches $40 billion investment portfolio for energy,

Colombia is leading the discussion on how to carry out a truly fair climate and energy transition. We're on the way to consolidating a donor group that will allow us to achieve an important financial package for the country," Environment Minister Susana Muhamad said in New York on Thursday.
Colombia will host the COP16 United Nations biodiversity conference in Cali at the end of October

energybuyer

09/29/24 2:41 PM

Post #49,529

Re: #49,528: @energybuyer - With the analysts' estimates for 3.3% growth in

Colombia launches $40 billion investment portfolio for energy, climate transition

energybuyer

09/29/24 2:37 PM

Post #49,528

Re: #49,527: @energybuyer - Investors have turned bearish on oil amid fears

With the analysts' estimates for 3.3% growth in world GDP in 2025, energy consumption could expand by six to nine million barrels of oil per day, so long as the global economy avoids a hard landing or a trade war. That totals as much as 3% growth in global energy demand.

energybuyer

09/29/24 2:35 PM

Post #49,527

Re: #49,526: @energybuyer - Investors shorting oil are walking into a 'bear

Investors have turned bearish on oil amid fears of an OPEC+ price war and weak China oil demand.

But if world GDP grows 3.3% next year, energy demand will likely surge, Bank of America says.

They say the AI boom will spark data center demand, driving global energy consumption higher.

energybuyer

09/29/24 2:34 PM

Post #49,526

Re: #49,520: @energybuyer - Inventories Have Been Drawing Down

Investors shorting oil are walking into a 'bear trap' with energy demand set to surge, Bank of America says

JEFFRO1

09/28/24 8:01 PM

Post #49,525

Re: #49,524: @Candid One - Is anyone really buying this nonsense?

Nope

Candid One

09/28/24 7:49 PM

Post #49,524

Is anyone really buying this nonsense?

Gators12

09/28/24 8:02 AM

Post #49,523

Colombia is among 13 countries that have endorsed the Fossil Fuel Nonproliferation Treaty, which calls for ending the expansion of new fossil-fuel projects — something scientists say is necessary to meet global climate goals.

Gators12

09/28/24 8:01 AM

Post #49,522

ago. Susana Muhamad, Colombia’s environment minister, said in an interview during New York Climate Week that she will make the plan public at an economic fair on Oct. 2. She hopes that as much as $10 billion will come from international financial institutions and developed countries.“All of this is a huge economic transformation,” Muhamad said. “The portfolio of investments is around developing sectors that we think could start replacing oil revenues.” She added that the money will go to nature-based climate solutions, clean energy and electrification of transport, as well as projects that improve agricultural practices and protect biodiversity.

Gators12

09/28/24 7:59 AM

Post #49,521

Colombia is set to announce a $40 billion investment plan aimed at replacing fossil-fuel export revenues that are expected to decline after the country ended new oil and gas exploration two years ago.

energybuyer

09/27/24 11:34 AM

Post #49,520

Re: #49,519: @energybuyer - US oil production continues to show signs of

Inventories Have Been Drawing Down
What we have also seen over recent months is relatively bullish changes in inventories. Although draws have been inconsistent relative to seasonal averages, crude oil inventories in particular have drawn down quite significantly over the past three months. Even though total crude and petroleum inventories have not drawn to the same extent, US crude inventories now stand at five-year lows.

energybuyer

09/27/24 11:29 AM

Post #49,519

Re: #49,518: @energybuyer - Crude Oil Primed for Explosive Short-Squeeze as Bearish

US oil production continues to show signs of stagnant growth

With sentiment and positioning at all-time bearish levels, oil prices are poised for a significant short-squeeze to the upside.

Should US oil production growth continue to disappoint, the energy bull market is likely to continue

energybuyer

09/27/24 11:28 AM

Post #49,518

Re: #49,515: @energybuyer - The Uchuva-2 well that was suspended is an

Crude Oil Primed for Explosive Short-Squeeze as Bearish Sentiment Peaks

Candid One

09/27/24 9:22 AM

Post #49,516

It amazes me , all the lies told by this corporation and even moreso the continued deception by the enablers on this message board .

energybuyer

09/24/24 10:43 AM

Post #49,515

Re: #49,514: @energybuyer - Absent incentives and authorizations to encourage domestic gas

The Uchuva-2 well that was suspended is an important hope for Colombia's dwindling gas reserves, which closed last year at 2.4 trillion cubic feet, equivalent to 6.1 years of consumption, the government's National Hydrocarbons Association reported.
The project's potential reserves are equivalent to 2.5 times Colombia's current reserves

energybuyer

09/24/24 10:41 AM

Post #49,514

Re: #49,513: @energybuyer - HOUSTON/BOGOTA, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Colombia must decide

Absent incentives and authorizations to encourage domestic gas output, the country is expected to be forced to expand its capacity to receive LNG imports, which would require the construction of an additional regasification terminal that is not yet in plans and to secure supply contracts, he added.
"The country has to decide whether to rely on imports of LNG... or really support the domestic production," he said.

energybuyer

09/24/24 10:40 AM

Post #49,513

Re: #49,512: @energybuyer - Colombia needs a natgas strategy soon to avoid

HOUSTON/BOGOTA, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Colombia must decide soon whether to focus on imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) or encourage domestic output of natural gas if it wants to avoid power blackouts, consultancy Wood Mackenzie's head of Americas Gas and LNG said on Thursday

energybuyer

09/24/24 10:38 AM

Post #49,512

Re: #49,506: @energybuyer - the Andean country is set to extend that

Colombia needs a natgas strategy soon to avoid blackouts, analyst say

Candid One

09/24/24 8:38 AM

Post #49,511

This was always a scam

Gators12

09/19/24 11:12 AM

Post #49,510

He predicted the scarcity of gas would become "severe" by 2026, contributing to an overall energy deficit of 55%.

Data published by natural gas market administrator BMC shows that Colombia's deficit of the fossil fuel will reach 76.5BBTU/d (billion British thermal units a day) in 2025 and 190BBTU/d in 2026.

The situation has been exacerbated by an alarming decline in gas reserves, which fell to 2.37Tf3 (trillion cubic feet) at the end of 2023 from 2.82Tf3/d a year earlier.

The crisis is arguably even more acute in the electric power segment amid severe delays to renewable energy projects, transmission bottlenecks and a lack of opportunities for thermoelectric generators.