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The Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) presented the economic report “Impacts of Covid-19 on the liquid fuels market and recovery prospects 2020,” where it is evident that after a strong impact on the sector in April, fuel consumption began to recover in May, due to the reopening of various economic sectors in the country.

The Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) positively records the agreement reached by some private oil shipping companies with the pipeline transportation companies owned by Ecopetrol, through Cenit and its subsidiaries.

Con relación al anuncio hecho el día de ayer por Cenit y sus filiales sobre “alivio de hasta el 50% en tarifas de transporte por oleoductos para productores de petróleo”, la Asociación Colombiana del Petróleo (ACP), en representación de las empresas privadas productoras de hidrocarburos, se permite precisar que: La propuesta de los transportadores no

In light of the unprecedented crisis facing the hydrocarbon industry, the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) respectfully calls on the National Government to issue, as soon as possible, the regulation that allows for the reduction of crude oil transportation tariffs by pipeline, whose weight in the cost of the barrel is around 45%, and thus, contribute to mitigating the impacts of the dramatic drop in international oil prices in Colombia.

In the framework of circular 4007 of 2020, issued by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, and Decree 457 of 2020 of the Presidency of the Republic, which provides instructions for compliance with Mandatory Preventive Isolation and, as a guarantee of the right to life, indicates among the permitted exceptions the circulation of personnel for the supply of hydrocarbons, fuels, liquids, biofuels, natural gas, and liquefied gas, the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) is pleased to inform: