Colombia’s Oil And Gas Reserves Continue Declining As Production Hits Multiyear Lows
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Colombia’s proven oil reserves fell nearly 1% in 2025, dropping to just over 2 billion barrels as the country struggles to sustain its hydrocarbon output. Natural gas reserves suffered a far steeper decline, plunging 17% to 1.7 trillion cubic feet, raising serious concerns about the country’s long-term energy security. The back-to-back contractions in both oil […] The post Colombia’s Oil And Gas Reserves Continue Declining As Production Hits Multiyear Lows appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal .
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