YPF, Shell sign agreement for LNG project
The agreement, signed in The Hague, Netherlands, establishes that Shell will join the project, with both parties committing to advance the development of the first phase of the Argentina LNG project
The agreement, signed in The Hague, Netherlands, establishes that Shell will join the project, with both parties committing to advance the development of the first phase of the Argentina LNG project
The Argentine oil company YPF announced that its new partnership with three other oil companies has approved the construction of a pipeline for the export of unconventional oil extracted from Vaca Muerta Sur
The Argentine government is seeking to tender the expansion of the ‘Perito Francisco Pascasio Moreno’ gas pipeline “as soon as possible” to transport an additional 14 million cubic meters of natural gas per day from Vaca Muerta to Buenos Aires Province
The oil company Pan American Energy (PAE) has requested that its multi-million-dollar project to export liquefied natural gas (LNG), developed in partnership with the multinational Golar LNG, be included in the recently launched Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI)
Argentina’s state oil firm YPF, opens new tab expects to increase shale oil production by 30% to 40% next year, the company’s CEO Horacio Marin said
Argentina’s Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, mentioned that YPF will sign the agreement with one of the world’s largest companies, valued at $140 billion. The contract will span 20 years
The oil company said in a statement that it will lower its fuel prices starting on October 1, although a tax increase and the devaluation of the peso will limit the impact on retail prices
The Argentine oil company YPF will complete the first stage of a pipeline that will connect the Vaca Muerta formation with Allen in Río Negro in the first quarter of 2025, with a capacity of 350,000 barrels of oil per day
In June, activity in the formation was once again led by YPF, with a total of 886 fractures. They were followed by Argentina’s Vista with 226 fractures and the U.S. company Chevron with 208 fractures
The blockade lasted more than 24 hours and put the supply at risk in Buenos Aires and other points of the gas consumption network at a time of high demand due to low temperatures