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Adaptation Remodeling Cultural House Tenerife

9. For the sixth consecutive year, Terpel is recognized as one of the most sustainable companies in the world.

As part of the patronal celebrations of San Sebastián, Parex Resources Colombia Ltd. Branch, made a ceremonial delivery of the adaptation, remodeling, and equipping of the Antonio Curcio Altamar Cultural House, in the municipality of Tenerife (Magdalena), investing resources of more than $171 million.

9. For the sixth consecutive year, Terpel is recognized as one of the most sustainable companies in the world. Read More »

Government Recognition Geopark Sustainability Agenda

We received recognition from the Colombian government for our contribution to the sustainability agenda

We were recognized by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the National Hydrocarbons Agency, and the National Mining Agency for our ‘Sustainable Housing’ program in the fourth edition of Significant Experiences, an event that recognizes the best practices in social and environmental management in the mining-energy sector.

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Demining Grantierra Putumayo

The corridor Puerto Vega – Teteyé in Putumayo has been declared free of suspicion of contamination by Explosive Devices

Thanks to an alliance led by Gran Tierra Energy and implemented by the Colombian Campaign Against Mines, today Putumayo has 30,675 hectares of land investigated and declared free of contamination in the Puerto Vega Teteyé area.

The corridor Puerto Vega – Teteyé in Putumayo has been declared free of suspicion of contamination by Explosive Devices Read More »

Archaeological Rescue Sierracol December

SierraCol Energy continues rigorous archaeological rescue process.

In the development of the archaeological activities that SierraCol Energy Arauca, LLC (“SierraCol”) has been carrying out for the past few months on the borders of the Santa Isabel and Mata de Coco villages in the municipality of Arauquita, near the exploratory oil project “Caño Caranal”, additional archaeological remains were found last Tuesday, in addition to those reported last September.

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