The Argentina chapter of the Energy Circle will act as a premier networking hub for the oil and gas industries. With Argentina emerging as a critical player in both conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon markets, this chapter will focus on unlocking synergies between exploration, production, and sustainable practices, while addressing the challenges of energy.
Vaca Muerta is one of the world’s largest shale oil and gas formations, comparable to the Permian Basin in the United States. It has been a key driver of Argentina’s hydrocarbons resurgence. With continued investments, Vaca Muerta is set to play a crucial role in both domestic supply and exports, especially LNG in the coming years.
Tango FLNG is a vital project for Argentina's LNG export strategy, allowing the country to monetize its surplus natural gas from Vaca Muerta. As the only operational LNG export facility in Argentina, it enables the country to enter global LNG markets, with potential plans to increase capacity and expand export capabilities.
The Fénix Gas Project is a major offshore development aimed at expanding Argentina's natural gas production. With a significant investment, this project is expected to increase offshore output and help meet both domestic demand and potential LNG exports. It is part of Argentina's long-term strategy to become a regional energy leader.
A critical piece of infrastructure connecting the Neuquén Basin's oil production to Argentina's main export terminal in Bahía Blanca. This expansion project aims to alleviate bottlenecks in crude oil transportation and support the growth of Vaca Muerta by increasing export capacity, making Argentina a key supplier to global markets.
"Greatful to have been part of the transformative at the Argentina Energy Summit. Thanks to all participants, sponsors and supporters for their invaluable contributions towards a sustainable energy future".
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"It was a pleasure to participate in the 3rd energy summit and to share perspectives and best practices with the country's energy leaders on the building of the energy transition and how sustainability in the supply chain plays a crucial role in this process".
"It was a real pleasure to share with the panel of outstanding professionals such as Carlos Menendez, Javier Basso, Santiago Gonzalez Pini, among others. I sincerely appreciate the invitation and the opportunity to exchange ideas".
