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Añelo, from Forgotten Town to Capital of Argentina’s Shale Fuel Boom

By Fabiana Frayssinet
This small town in southern Argentina is nearly a century old, but the unconventional fossil fuel boom is forcing it to basically start over, from scratch. The wave of outsiders drawn by the shale fuel fever has pushed the town to its limits, while the plan to turn it into a “sustainable city of the future” is still only on paper.

Vaca Muerta, Argentina’s New Development Frontier

By Fabiana Frayssinet
Production here has skyrocketed so fast that for now the installations of the YPF oil company at the Loma Campana deposit in southwest Argentina are a jumble of interconnected shipping containers.

Q&A: Changing Argentina’s Energy Mix Will Take Intelligence and Time

By Marcela Valente
The recovery of state control over the oil company YPF was a strategic move for Argentina, which is highly dependent on fossil fuels. But the country needs to incorporate cleaner sources of energy, and this will take time, says energy expert Mariana Matranga in this interview.
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