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The text highlights the success in the bidding and the growing interest in Vaca Muerta, showing a positive approach towards the achievements of the companies and the provincial government. The words used emphasize the importance of the event in economic terms for the region.
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The recent bidding in Vaca Muerta saw Continental Resources, Geopark, and national company PCR as the main winners, securing eight oil areas with committed investments totaling 410 million dollars. This event marks the largest offer of areas in nearly a decade, with further bidding expected in November.
PCR has established itself as the leading winner by securing several key areas with significant financial commitments, reflecting the growing interest in the region.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Continental Resources -la empresa de Harold Hamm, el rey del fracking-, la colombiana Geopark y la nacional PCR resultaron las principales ganadoras de una licitación de áreas petroleras en Vaca Muerta.
Se trató de la mayor oferta de áreas en Vaca Muerta en casi una década, en la que se licitaron 15 bloques y se recibieron 20 ofertas de 10 compañías.
El gobierno neuquino adjudicó ocho areas de una ronda de licitaciones, que estuvo encabezada por la empresa estatal Gas y Petróleo del Neuquén (GyP).
Las ofertas se hicieron originalmente en agosto, con propuestas económicas de septiembre y el proceso se completó con la validación técnica y garantías.
La provincia adjudicó 8 de los 15 bloques que se habían puesto a disposición. Eso supone inversiones totales por u$s 410 millones: u$s 230 millones en inversión exploratoria y u$s 180 millones que irán a la caja provincial en el concepto “bonos de acceso”.
La nacional PCR (Petrolera Comodoro Rivadavia), encabezó el lote de ganadores junto con GeoPark, una alianza entre Continental Resources y Phoenix, además de Patagonia Energía, JMP Energía y Selva María Oil.
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