US EditionIn a New Nod to Oil Companies, Milei’s Government Looks at Expanding Investment Incentives
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In the face of more than 1,000 entrepreneurs, the government and industry agreed that the country is going through a rich historic opportunity, but also a critical moment: low international prices, urgent investment and a global race that it does not expect.
It was announced by the Secretary Coordinator of Energy and Mining, in order to boost Vaca Muerta. The entry The government will add oil exploration to the RIGI to attract new investments was first published in #BorderJournalism.
There are several large oil projects (the construction of the Vaca Muerta Sur pipeline, the project of the ships to export gas) that already have the “RIGI” stamp, which allows them to have clear tax rules and access to foreign currency.The Secretary of Coordination of Energy and Mining of the Nation, Daniel González, announced that the government is evaluating to expand the regime of Incentive to Large Investments (RIGI) for the oil exploration…
Daniel González, Energy Coordinator of the Ministry of Economy, confirmed that Javier Milei’s government analyses incorporating all new gas and oil production and exploration projects into the Big Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI). It would be a strong boost to investments in non-conventional training in Vaca Muerta. Oil activities are currently limited within the RIGI. Infrastructure projects, those of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and those dry…
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