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The article emphasizes achievements in production and economic surplus, using technical terms and specific data that suggest a positive approach to the development of the energy sector. Investments are mentioned as a growth driver, highlighting collaboration with various companies.
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AI summary
In September, Argentina's oil production reached a new record of 973,700 barrels per day, primarily driven by the unconventional Vaca Muerta formation. This growth led the energy sector to record a trade surplus of $1.6 billion, accounting for more than half of the country's positive trade balance.
Crude oil exports also saw a significant increase, correlating with the overall rise in production and investment in infrastructure.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Durante septiembre, el sector energético registró un superávit comercial de u$s1.600 millones y explicó casi el 54% del saldo favorable de la balanza comercial argentina.
En agosto, la producción nacional había llegado a 943.000 barriles diarios. El nuevo registro de septiembre supone un aumento mensual cercano al 3,2%, equivalente a unos 30.700 barriles adicionales por día.
La marca también supera ampliamente los niveles registrados durante 2025 y profundiza la recuperación productiva del sector.
El principal motor continúa siendo el petróleo no convencional de Vaca Muerta, cuyos desarrollos se concentran mayoritariamente en la provincia de Neuquén.
Con 698.500 barriles diarios, la formación aportó casi tres cuartas partes de la producción nacional. El resto, aproximadamente 275.200 barriles diarios, correspondió a la extracción fuera de ese conjunto de desarrollos.
Este crecimiento refleja el avance de las inversiones en perforación, terminación de pozos e infraestructura de producción, actividades que permitieron incrementar los volúmenes de crudo disponibles.
Original excerpt in Spanish. The content belongs to Ámbito.
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