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For the moment the quantity of cubic meters will not be disclosed, but official sources have recorded ámbito.com that it will depend on "production and climate". In the 90's, our country exported nearly 22 million cubic meters a day to the Trans-Andean country and then refused deliveries until the key was closed in 2006.
After more than a decade, Argentina will again export natural gas to Chile from October . This was announced at the last minute of this Friday by the Ministry of Energy headed by Javier Iguacel after a meeting with his trans-national couple, Susana Jiménez.
Although for the moment it does not reveal the amount of cubic meters that will be sent to the Trans-Andean country, official sources said ámbito.com that "we will have to wait for the" evolution of production and climate to see if this trend continues "to increase fuel exports.
Through a statement, the portfolio underscored the commitment of both countries to "prioritize energy integration" by the time they announced progress in the development future lines of electrical interconnection between Argentina and Chile.
After the news, Iguacel celebrated the progress of the meeting with his Chilean counterpart, considering that "we reaffirm the Argentine energy exchange commitment with our brother country of Chile and with the region ". For her part, Minister Susana Jiménez commented that "energy integration with Argentina will mean tremendous benefits for both countries and will start a future regional energy integration in the Southern Cone."
Energía, Javier Iguacel, with his Chilean counterpart Susana Jiménez
The first step to resume the export of gas to Chile took place last October when the government authorized the sale of fuel to the neighboring country in emergency situations.
On this occasion, the Ministry of Energy, headed at the time by Juan José Aranguren, had authorized the state company Energía Argentina Sociedad Anónima (ENARSA) to supply natural gas to Chile through the intermediary of ENAP Refinerías. The maximum daily quantity of 3.5 million cubic meters per day is 9,300 kilocalories per cubic meter
It should be recalled that in the 1990s, Argentina exported nearly 22 million cubic meters per day to Chile, a gradual decrease in supply until the final closure of the key in 2006.
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