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Alejandro Sruoga, Secretary of Energy Policy : Interview
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Interview :Alejandro Sruoga How are the state, private players and society contributing to the transition towards innovation? ALEJANDRO SRUOGA: Since 2016 we have gone from a situation of energy emergency to a state of normalisation. Looking to the future, we are committed to innovation in the sector, with this paradigm change being driven by technology. More renewable energy, electric mobility…

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Maurizio Bezzeccheri, CEO, Enel Argentina : Interview
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Interview :Maurizio Bezzeccheri What are the challenges facing the construction of the power transmission network? MAURIZIO BEZZECCHERI:It is necessary to promote investment in the construction of power transmission lines to close existing gaps and to make the system more efficient. Although the growth in renewable energy generation represents a remarkable success for this administration,…

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David Guerrero, CEO, Galaxy Lithium : Interview
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Interview : David Guerrero How do you asses the future prospects for the lithium industry internationally? DAVID GUERRERO: The global lithium market is relatively small, with approximately 220,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE), which contains 18.9% of lithium, produced by a relatively small amount of players. In 2015 the price of LCE per tonne increased to around $15,000 due to a significant…

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Danny Massacese, Upstream Managing Director, Pan American Energy Group : Interview
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Interview :Danny Massacese How would you describe Argentina as an investment opportunity in the energy industry? DANNY MASSACESE: There are opportunities present throughout Argentina’s energy sector, particularly in unconventional reservoirs such as Vaca Muerta. Further down the line there are promising investment opportunities in the electricity segment. For the gas market it will be important…

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Argentina focuses on renewable energy, pipelines and transmission links
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Over the last 20 years the fortune of the Argentine economy has been closely tied to one commodity: natural gas. In the 1990s, a time of economic boom for the country, the construction of combined-cycle power stations allowed Argentina to produce plentiful and inexpensive energy from its conventional gas fields in the south and west. Industry forecasts were so optimistic that several trans-Andean pipelines…

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Argentina's improved business environment spurs mining investment
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Recent efforts should see Argentina catch up to its regional neighbours in terms of mining investment. During the commodity boom that lasted through the 2000s, Argentina’s Latin American neighbours reaped the benefits of their primary industries. Chile’s stateowned copper mining company generated $6.9bn in direct revenue for the government in 2011; Brazil produced 346m tonnes of iron ore; Peru…

Analysis

Production picks up at Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale deposit
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Below the dry rocky earth of Neuquén Province lies one of the world’s most exciting energy prospects. The Vaca Muerta rock formation is found at depths of 1000-3000 metres, and covers an area of 30,000 sq km – similar in size to Belgium. The formation was given its name in 1931 by a geologist from the US who discovered its hydrocarbons content, but the technology required to exploit it would be…

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Argentina positions itself as a leading destination for lithium production
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In a 3000-sq-km area traversing northern Argentina and neighbouring Chile and Bolivia lies the so-called “lithium triangle” an area estimated to hold over half the world’s lithium deposits. As demand surges for the products that use lithium-ion batteries – among them electric cars, cell phones and renewable energy projects – major electronics companies are looking to ensure their supply,…

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Raised utilities costs to help Argentina tackle its fiscal deficit
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One of President Mauricio Macri’s major campaign promises in 2015 was to rein in the government’s ballooning fiscal deficit by reducing costly electricity and gas subsidies. Prices that had been kept artificially low since 2002, coupled with the steady depreciation of the peso, caused many energy producers to close up shop. In response, the current administration’s progressive subsidy cuts have…

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Argentina and Chile expand gas trade and evaluate infrastructure
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Despite growing domestic gas production from reserves at the Vaca Muerta deposit (see analysis), Argentina still relies on gas imports to meet local demand. The country was a net energy exporter in the early 2000s, but artificially low electricity and gas prices set by the government saw many producers leave the country from 2006 onwards, while at the same time enabling residents to consume more energy.…

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