Insight
A Structural Deficit Drives Colombia's Pivot: From Onshore Producer to Coastal Importer
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Report summary
Colombia’s natural gas market is entering a decisive transition. Rapid depletion of onshore basins is colliding with rising industrial demand, forcing the system to rely increasingly on LNG imports and offshore developments. As supply shifts toward the coasts and demand concentrates inland, infrastructure constraints, project execution risks, and higher prices are becoming central to market outcomes. Our latest report assesses whether offshore projects, new regasification capacity, and critical pipelines can be delivered on time to avoid demand destruction, and what this means for prices, security of supply, and investment decisions across the value chain.
Table of contents
- Supply Moves offshore, Demand Moves Inland
- The Race to LNG Regasification
- The New cost of Security
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Critical Challenges
- Infrastructure Bottlenecks and Investment Gaps
- Regulatory and Commercial Hurdles
- Conclusion: Securing Supply and Navigating the Risk with Wood Mackenzie
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Colombian gas supply by region 2023 vs 2040 (mmcfd)Colombian gas demand by region 2023 vs 2040 (mmcfd)Colombia pipeline network overview and capacity (mmcfd)
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