Ecopetrol Fracking Return and Offshore Push as Colombia Reserves Fall
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De la Espriella announces the reopening of oil exploration in Colombia, including fracking
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella announced on Friday that his government will 'fully' reopen hydrocarbon exploration and the signing of new contracts, including hydraulic fracturing, during the swearing-in of businessman Joaquín Gutiérrez as president of Ecopetrol, the country's largest company.
The President reiterated that his Government would allow new exploration contracts, including fracking, under environmental liability criteria.
The president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella announced this Friday that he opened the door to fracking and that his government will fully reactivate the exploration and subscription of new hydrocarbon contracts, led by Colombian businessman Joaquín Gutierrez in the largest company ...
Joaquín Gutiérrez already presides Ecopetrol and places Colombian energy sovereignty at the center of his road map, with the Caribbean gas as the axis. The entry Ecopetrol turns towards energy sovereignty with Joaquín Gutierrez and changes the rules for Repsol aparece primero en Moncloa.
Joaquín Gutiérrez assumed Ecopetrol and announced responsible fracking, a new headquarters in Barranquilla and greater presence of the company in the regions.
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