Argentina is home to one of the biggest shale formations on the planet, Vaca Muerta. Vaca Muerta is the main non-conventional hydrocarbon formation in Argentina, growing exponentially thanks to more than $4 billion in annual investment, and heavy IOC activity. The formation occupies an area of 36,000 km2, with resources estimated at 16 billion barrels of oil and 308 cubic feet of gas. The shale play is driving innovation through the commercial production of shale oil and gas, with many operators joining together to benefit from this massive opportunity.

Numerous exploration and production blocks have been given to key international companies, including: Chevron, Petrobras, Total, Petrogas, ExxonMobil, Shell, Wintershal, Pan American Energy and many more.

Topics covered:
- Argentina Oil and Gas Overview: Vaca Muerta under Coronavirus effects
- The Changing Business of US Shale
- Discussion: Vaca Muerta Vs Permian Basin: How do the two shale giants compare, and what are the key learnings for Argentina?
- Excelarate's view of Argentina and the region. Their Bahia Blanca and Escobar stations - Brazil
- LNG regulations in Argentina
- LNG Project Plan for Argentina
- Integrating LNG Exports into Argentina’s Energy Future
- LNG, BIOLNG Plants - Agira's work in the industry so far
- How will Covid affect Argentina - What will be the post pandemic challenges with a political, economic and social focus.
- Argentina's offshore potential- A geological overview