By Oliver Griffin BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's government is considering revising rules to make majority state-run energy company Ecopetrol an ...
Heading to Principal’s Office for a Pint: Windsor’s Schoolhouse Brewery | SaltWireBOGOTA - Colombia's government is considering revising rules to make majority state-run energy company Ecopetrol an obligatory partner in every offshore wind project, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
If approved, the revision would make it"mandatory for Ecopetrol to take part in each offshore project," another source told Reuters. Ecopetrol's involvement in offshore wind projects would help shore up energy self sufficiency, another of the sources said. Plans to hold the bidding round to assign maritime blocks for offshore wind farms are running behind.
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