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Colombia’s state-owned energy company Ecopetrol plans to drill between 20% and 40% more new oil wells this year than originally planned, vice president Rafael Guzman said, as quoted by Reuters. The country’s government, led by Gustavo Petro, has a comprehensive decarbonization plan that would involve reducing oil and gas production, but it seems not just yet. “I think we will do more than the planned 10, I think it could be 20% to 40% more than that figure,” Ecopetrol’s Guzman said, adding that “It's going really…

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