New Argentina’s PlanGas rounds: will it underpin production growth?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Introduction
- The rules’ design forces producers to extend their agreements
- Companies’ ability to quickly ramp up production will define their position in the tender for additional volumes
- A dedicated round for mature assets can revive investment in other basins
- The new rounds are a good sign for the market, but a few uncertainties remain
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Contracted volumes through the PlanGas.Ar rounds vs. committed productionFeatures of the new PlanGas.Ar roundsAssets’ production vs processing capacity by the end of 2023
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Average production in 2023 by company without additional unconventional dry-gas production minus production commitment from the first and third roundsAssets’ remaining-life breakeven cost (2023)Southern basinsNorthern basins
What's included
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