Question · Q4 2025
Juan Pablo Ramirez asked about the potential impact of closing the Hormuz Strait on gas prices imported by Colombia from the U.S. and Trinidad Tobago. He also inquired about the development status of the regasification and gasification system in Coveñas and its expected start of operations.
Answer
Bayron Triana, Executive Vice President of Energy for Transition, stated that gas import impacts depend on the importing company, not Ecopetrol, and Ecopetrol's spot purchases for infrastructure are covered by long-term contracts to mitigate effects. He reported that the Coveñas plant has environmental permits, is working with the carrier, and the initial 110 million cubic feet phase was canceled in favor of a 400 million cubic feet phase, expected to be operational by the end of 2028.
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