Ecopetrol alerta que costo para exportar crudo vía Ecuador subiría de 2,7 dólares a casi 30 por barril

TL;DR

Ecuador's new tariffs have raised crude oil transport costs from $2.70 to nearly $30 per barrel for Ecopetrol.
This cost increase affects Ecopetrol's subsidiaries using Ecuadorian infrastructure for oil exports.
Ecopetrol is considering reactivating the Transandino pipeline, estimated to cost $20 million and take months, or using 150 trucks for internal transport at a cost of $12-15 per barrel.
The decision to export via Ecuador was made due to significant crude oil losses from theft on the Transandino pipeline.
Ecopetrol is coordinating with the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the Chancellery to address the situation and legal implications, including those from a Constitutional Court ruling.

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