Hocol, subsidiary of Colombian state oil company Ecopetrol, is currently in the process of transferring ownership of two of its wholly owned blocks, CPO-17 and LLA-65, to its parent company, Ecopetrol, industry sources revealed in February 2019. Both blocks are located in the Llanos Basin. The Godric Norte-1 NFW was suspended in February 2018 on the CPO-17, whilst test results were analysed. On the LLA-65 Block, the Bonifacio-1 NFW was announced as a discovery on in February 2018. It is not currently know why Ecopetrol is taking control of these blocks.
Hocol, subsidiary of Colombian state oil company Ecopetrol, is currently in the process of transferring ownership of two of its wholly owned blocks, CPO-17 and LLA-65, to its parent company, Ecopetrol, industry sources revealed in February 2019. Both blocks are located in the Llanos Basin. The Godric Norte-1 NFW was suspended in February 2018 on the CPO-17, whilst test results were analysed. On the LLA-65 Block, the Bonifacio-1 NFW was announced as a discovery on in February 2018. It is not currently know why Ecopetrol is taking control of these blocks.