US EditionThey Will Incorporate the Upstream Into the Rigi to Support the Investment in Vaca Muerta
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Daniel González confirmed that the Executive is working to extend the RIGI to the entire upstream chain, in a context of lower international prices and production records in Vaca Muerta.
Energy Secretary Daniel González highlighted the sector’s resilience to the fall in the international price of crude oil and announced the elimination of conventional retentions and the incorporation of upstream into RIGI. In his speech he called for new investments to sustain the growth of Vaca Muerta.
The national government analyzes adding to the big investment incentive regime (RIGI) investments linked to the unconventional upstream of oil and natural gas. The request was led by the governor of Neuquén, Rolando Figueroa, with the aim of including investments linked to the exploitation of Vaca Muerta. According to the governor, he asked the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, to include these projects to “promote more production, employment an…
The province of Neuquén asked the national government to incorporate the investments linked to the upstream of oil and natural gas -particularly those destined for incremental generation of production- within the Regime of Incentives to Great Investments (RIGI). During a meeting they held today in the city of Neuquén, Governor Rolando Figueroa gave the request to the Minister of Economy of the Nation, Luis Caputo. The provincial president emphas…
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