Did Argentina’s Gas Scheme 2020-2024 meet its objectives?
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Table of contents
- What does it mean in terms of gas supply?
- How much Bolivian gas and LNG imports are required for the balance?
- How much gas will be available for exports to Chile and other countries?
- What are the commercialisation options for uncontracted volumes in the domestic market?
- Why didn’t the producers meet the full volumes offered?
- Housekeeping
- New tenders
- Gas pipelines expansion and fostering exports
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Gap between average Q3 2020 net gas production capacity in Neuquen and Gas Scheme commitments of companies that submitted offers
- Gap between average Q3 2020 net gas production capacity in South and Gas Scheme commitments of companies that submitted offers
- Net gas production forecast under minimum secured investment scenario vs WoodMac forecast production capacity
- WoodMac forecast gas imports vs gas imports estimated under minimum secured investment scenario
- WoodMac forecast gas exports vs gas exports forecast under minimum secured investment scenario
- New gas tenders required to supply future demand
What's included
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