The Secretary of Energy of the Nation, Flavia Royon, visited Santa Fé to supervise the progress of energy works together with Governor Omar Perotti.
The Secretary of Energy of the Nation, Flavia Royon, visited Santa Fe to supervise together with Governor Omar Perotti the progress of the energy works financed with $9,000 million of national contributions.
“We had a work agenda with Governor Omar Perotti with three fundamental axes: the gas works that are being carried out in Santa Fe, the electric power works (of the Federal Electric Transportation Plan) and the biofuels sector,” he said. Royon.
The gas pipelines in progress are the Greater Santa Fe, Greater Rosario and Regional Center II. Before Perotti, the official stressed the importance of “solving the problems” with the gas pipeline contractor and being able to advance in the completion of the Gran Santa Fe work, which will benefit more than 400,000 users. About the fourth gas pipeline, the South Regional, analyzed the imminent start of construction.
The Secretary of Energy arrived in the city of Santa Fe on Tuesday, April 19, and was received by the president at the Casa Gris, headquarters of the provincial government, where they reviewed the details and plans of the gas pipeline works carried out by the national State. in the district. Then they walked a section of the Gran Santa Fe Gas Pipelinean outstanding work that, with an investment of more than $2,800 million, will bring natural gas through the network to 405,320 new users in the north of Santa Fe.
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In the province, the works of two other new gas pipelines are already advanced, Gran Rosario and Regional Center II. And as this medium could know, from May the construction of the room will begin, the South Regional. With these four works and with the contribution of more than $9,000 million of investment by the Nation, a total of 614,920 new residential users of industry and commerce will be added to the network gas service.
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During his visit, Royón also addressed the issue of biofuels together with representatives of the sector, which is demanding a price increase. At a work table they reviewed the current situation and analyzed different proposals to strengthen and stimulate the development of this strategic sector. “We agreed on the price path, as well as they planned the needs they have with respect to predictability and how we are going to advance in the regulation of the law as well as the needs of the sector,” Royon expressed.
Source: Ambito
