Vaca Muerta & Reserves
2.8B bbl 1P
#2 Global Shale Gas · #4 Shale Oil
16B bbl TRR Oil~815 kbbl/d (2026)
Live geospatial intelligence covering Argentina's booming Vaca Muerta shale formation (Neuquén Basin), the historic Golfo San Jorge, Austral & Cuyo basins, Oldelval/Otasa and Gasoducto Perito Moreno (GPNK) trunklines, YPF La Plata/Campana refineries, and Medanito & Escalante crude benchmarks.
2.8B bbl 1P
#2 Global Shale Gas · #4 Shale Oil
16B bbl TRR Oil~815 kbbl/d (2026)
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0 Production · 0 Exploration
100K+wells
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Oldelval, Otasa, GPNK, TGS, TGN
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0 Refineries · 0 Deposits
La Plata, Luján de Cuyo, Campana
Dynamic telemetry extracting Argentine vector blocks, shale development pads, trunklines, and refineries directly within the active viewport. Pan, zoom, or select a preset basin to query localized infrastructure.
Blocks in active view from the PRODUCTION layer, segmented by Type (Production vs. Exploration/Concessions). Click legend to switch or click any bar to zoom.
Distribution of energy facilities and pipeline segments in the active view.
Leading upstream operators parsed from the company layer attribute (click to zoom to asset).
Annual output trend (kbbl/d) · Driven by Vaca Muerta (YPF, Vista, PAE, Tecpetrol, Pluspetrol, Shell).
Live spot pricing (USD/bbl) reflecting Argentina's premium light sweet shale vs. heavy sweet export crude.
Medanito (~35° API, <0.2% sulfur) is Argentina's domestic light sweet crude generated from the Neuquén Basin. Its premium API yield drives modern cracking units. Escalante (~24.1° API, 0.19% sulfur) from Golfo San Jorge offers virtually zero sulfur with rich fuel oil fractions, making it an optimal blending component for IMO 2020 bunker specifications.
Spatial layers on this dashboard are dynamically extracted from the World Oil Map vector tileset, integrating verified public concession data from the Secretaría de Energía de la Nación, IAPG (Instituto Argentino del Petróleo y del Gas), and the OGIM Database licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).
Macroeconomic balances and energy throughput figures are cross-verified with official reports and live spot market quotes.
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