Argentina is aiming to significantly boost its non-conventional hydrocarbons production. This effort includes new infrastructure projects such as pipelines for crude oil, natural gas, and NGLs, along with new processing, port facilities, and a large-scale LNG project.

Significant geological and exploration potential, supported by a robust legal title regime. Major copper and lithium projects are in the pipeline, with growing trends in M&As, development investment, and project finance. Renewed promotional investment regime through RIGI which fully supersedes the Mining Investment Law regime and flaws.

Argentina to continue expanding its power generation matrix -both conventional and renewable-, mainly through private investment with private off-takers. Transmission infrastructure expansion -both nation-wide and locally- is essential.

Argentina is leveraging its highly educated and innovative workforce, supported by a robust educational system and a culture of creativity, through deep labor reforms that will further enhance its position as a hub for innovation and talent in Latin America, attracting global investments and partnerships.

Argentina has seen notable progress in carbon reduction projects, attracting interest from both local and international developers and brokers. The focus has been primarily on REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation), ARR (Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation), and Agricultural Land Management (ALM) projects, among others.

Several projects to be developed under the RIGI will request financing (including project financing and project bonds solutions). In addition, multilaterals will play a key role in the new political and macro-economic cycle. Argentina faces a significant need for infrastructure development across key sectors, including toll roads, energy transmission, and social projects. The country’s ability to secure financing for these projects will depend on shifts in the legal landscape, particularly foreign exchange controls, and the government’s management of bond maturities. Financing could be pursued directly or through partnerships like private initiatives.