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Consorcio argentino acuerda exportación millonaria de gas natural licuado con alemana SEFE

Argentina’s Southern Energy signs an eight-year LNG export deal with SEFE to ship two million tons annually.
First LNG shipments are planned for late 2027 from two vessels in the San Matías Gulf.
The deal could exceed $7 billion in foreign exchange for Argentina through 2035.
Southern Energy is formed by YPF, PAE, Pampa Energía, Harbour Energy and Golar LNG.
The LNG exports leverage Vaca Muerta's resources to supply energy to Europe via SEFE.
The deal supports IMF reserve goals as Argentina seeks stability.
The US-Argentina swap line of up to $20 billion supports macro stability.
The project plans two LNG ships at the San Matías Gulf to export gas.
The consortium includes major Argentine energy players alongside Harbour Energy.
The project targets export markets via SEFE, Germany's energy initiative.
The agreement is a landmark in Argentina’s energy export strategy from Vaca Muerta.

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