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NATGAS: Bolivia’s gas exports to Argentina Terminated: Reuters

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Natural gas exports to Argentina have come to an end, Bolivia’s YPFB told Reuters.

  • Argentinian media said that Argentina’s Cammesa had reported zero volumes from Bolivia, with flows ending Sep. 18.
  • Energy companies in Brazil and Argentina are considering whether to export gas from Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation by reversing the network of Bolivian pipelines.
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Natural gas exports to Argentina have come to an end, Bolivia’s YPFB told Reuters.

  • Argentinian media said that Argentina’s Cammesa had reported zero volumes from Bolivia, with flows ending Sep. 18.
  • Energy companies in Brazil and Argentina are considering whether to export gas from Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation by reversing the network of Bolivian pipelines.