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Colombia's largest pipeline operator is set to launch a global tender to secure long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies for a new import terminal under construction. The country faces dwindling domestic natural gas reserves, forcing reliance on LNG imports, which can be two to three times more expensive than domestic supply. Currently, Colombia depends on its only LNG terminal in Cartagena, highlighting the urgent need for additional infrastructure to address the growing supply shortfall.