“This space allows us to exchange ideas and continue building as a team. Consensus is what makes the difference. If there is an agreement, there is investment, with which we transform resources into wealth,” said the Neuquén governor.
The president maintained that “efficiency has been gained, costs have been lowered, and more work has been done; the telegrams are for hires, not for layoffs, and today Vaca Muerta generates 54 percent of the oil and 45 percent of the gas in the Republic.”
Gutiérrez specified that “the number of workers in construction and in the hydrocarbon sector has doubled,” while “the growth of private employment at the national level was 15.5 percent in the last 10 years, in Neuquén was 31.5 percent.”
The Neuquén governor also stressed that “it is these consensuses that mean that today almost 10 percent of the Vaca Muerta acreage is already under intensive development and this has allowed costs to be reduced by 50 percent and have a cost of seven dollars per barrel. when in Permian, Texas (USA), it is six dollars”.
Gutiérrez assured that “if the great consensus is maintained regarding energy policy, Vaca Muerta, lithium, mining and the countryside can solve the country’s problems if we continue to advance in this regard.”
“Today we have shown that we can play in the first division. We are at a time when Vaca Muerta’s level of acceleration is growing, it is time for it to shine,” he said.
Source: Ambito
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