Argentina’s Shale Boom On Hold As Oil Prices Collapse
Argentina’s state-held energy firm YPF slashed by 50 percent the oil production from its key development area in the vast Vaca Muerta shale play this week due to tumbling fuel Continue Reading
Argentina’s state-held energy firm YPF slashed by 50 percent the oil production from its key development area in the vast Vaca Muerta shale play this week due to tumbling fuel Continue Reading
Goal to reach 36,000-38,000 boe/d in December Vista’s wells are performing among best in the play Flexibility is key for handling volatility in Argentina Buenos Aires — Vista Oil & Continue Reading
When Alberto Fernandez, Argentina’s new left-leaning president, entered into office December 10 the international markets were anxious to see whether the post-Macri era would result in an energy policy reversal, Continue Reading
Shell and Equinor said Friday they have agreed to buy Schlumberger’s 49% stake in Bandurria Sur for $355 million, adding that they plan to increase their ownership of the shale Continue Reading
Equinor, Shell and Total vowed to press on with projects in Vaca Muerta, even as policy uncertainty and price controls make it harder to plan investment in Argentina’s biggest shale Continue Reading
Highlights Companies halt plans to fire workers Unions, producers to sit down for further talks Agreement comes as government seeks to improve investment conditions Buenos Aires — An oil union Continue Reading
A leading oil union in Neuquen, Argentina’s biggest oil basin, is threatening to go on strike if companies lay off even one worker, a situation that could hit crude and Continue Reading
Argentinian President Alberto Fernandez said he plans to encourage the development of conventional oil and natural gas reserves, not just the shale resources in the huge Vaca Muerta play. “There Continue Reading
Argentina is suffering growing pains as it seeks to become a major oil and natural gas exporter, a goal thought feasible thanks to huge shale resources, but which also requires Continue Reading
Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez takes office in the midst of an economic crisis. Like his predecessor, he has made fracking a centerpiece of the country’s economic revival. Argentina has some Continue Reading