How much energy does Argentina use?

In 2020 Argentina continued to derive more than three quarters of its total energy supply from fossil fuels. Natural gas contributed 59% (up from 54.90% in 2019), followed by oil (27%, down from 32.81%) in 2019).

What data is available for the Latin America Energy Outlook 2023?

Data is available for mining, electricity generation capacity, natural gas and oil infrastructure, as well as the vulnerability of these resources and energy supply infrastructure to climate impacts in the region. This information is based on IEA analysis carried out within the framework of Latin America Energy Outlook 2023.

Is Argentina bulking up state-owned energy firm IEASA?

"Argentina bulks up state-owned energy firm Ieasa". Argus Media. June 18, 2021. ↑ Lenton, Christopher (September 21, 2021). "Latin American LNG Demand Booming Amid Tight Global Natural Gas Market". Natural Gas Intelligence. Retrieved May 2, 2022.{ {cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) ↑ "Summary Data – Global Fossil Infrastructure Tracker".

What is Energa Argentina SA?

Energía Argentina SA is the state-owned energy agency responsible for the production, transport, and trade of petroleum, natural gas, and electricity. MAyDS (Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible) is the Argentine environmental authority responsible for granting licenses for new power generation projects.

How has Vaca Muerta impacted Argentina's oil and gas production?

Unconventional oil and gas development has increased rapidly in the decade since Vaca Muerta's discovery, representing 32.8% of Argentina's oil production and 47.6% of gas production in 2021 and helping to compensate for a steady decline in conventional production.

How much natural gas does Argentina use a day?

In 2021 Argentina consumed 45.9 billion cubic meters of natural gas (second only to Mexico among Latin American and Caribbean nations). The country ranked third regionally (behind Brazil and Mexico) in total oil consumption in 2021 (598,000 barrels per day).