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Colombia Considers Long-Term Gas Imports to Ease Deficit, Cut Prices

April 12, 2025

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The Colombian government could tie up long-term gas import contracts in a bid to cover its energy deficit and lower prices, Mines and Energy Minister Edwin Palma said on Friday.

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