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Beyond a unilateral public policy, the energy transition must include all voices from the sector so that an initiative is built that allows changing the energy model without leaving consumers and suppliers particularly vulnerable. Milton Fernando Montoya (PhD), director of the Department of Mining-Energy Law at the Universidad Externado de Colombia In

Those companies that are willing to make the necessary changes in their operations will be able to use Artificial Intelligence to improve operational times and reduce their costs. By: Christophe Dupuis, Division Manager Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru, SLB The revolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived. Achieving significant advances in consumer markets, from ChatGPT

Conjunctural events and the tightness between demand and supply of aviation fuel have shown that the distribution of this energy source in Colombia is extremely congested and requires immediate actions from the Government and the sector. The ability to respond to these challenges is key to ensuring energy security in air transport. By: Andrés

The transition has been thought of from the benefits it brings to mitigate climate change, but the process must take into account the access to energy sources that developing countries have and the infrastructure already in place for fuels. Adrián Calcáneo, vice president for Energy and Raw Materials, OPIS, of Dow Jones Company The

The need for an energy transition in Latin America and the Caribbean must take into account the socioeconomic and development differences in the region. To achieve the required transformation, realism, pragmatism, and cooperation are necessary. Eng. Carlos A. Garibaldi, executive secretary of Arpel Eng. Irene Alfaro, managing director of Arpel All

Evidence shows that sustainability is no longer an expense for companies, but an opportunity that opens the possibility of increasing the annual allocation of resources for this type of initiative for the benefit of the environment, communities, and corporate finances. By: María Ximena Álvarez, head of Sustainable Performance, Ecopetrol In a world

Amid the conversation about the energy transition, companies in the hydrocarbons sector are advancing high-impact programs that contribute to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals in the country, in various areas: emission reduction, energy utilization, working with communities for conservation, female leadership, and economy