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Argus Argentina Energy Forum

Hotel Alvear Icon, Aimé Painé 1130, C1107 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Monday, 16 November, 2026
94days remaining

Start the Energy Conversation in Argentina with Argus

The Argus Argentina Energy Forum brings together energy market leaders and Argus experts to explore the forces shaping Argentina’s rapidly evolving energy landscape — from rising crude oil, natural gas and NGL production in Vaca Muerta to changing regional trade flows, export opportunities, energy transition strategies and the growing role of Latin America in global energy markets.

Join Argus experts and industry leaders for a day of market intelligence, expert analysis and informed discussion. The forum will explore the developments, policies and market dynamics shaping Argentina's energy and commodity markets, and the opportunities and challenges influencing business decisions across the region and globally.

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Key topics covered

Global energy markets post Hormuz: risk, volatility and new trade flows
Impact of geopolitical tensions on global energy and commodity markets; Shifting commodities trade flows and price movements; What global developments mean for Argentina and the Southern Cone.
Crude markets: new pricing dinamic and flows
How war in Iran reshaped global crude trade flows and prices; The evolving role of Atlantic Basin crudes in global markets; Medanito's future in the higher-volatility Asian market.
Refined products: new trade flows in the Southern Cone
Diesel and gasoline flows after Hormuz: a new trading reality; How USGC has supplied a short market and what can we expect; Refined products in the Paraná-Paraguay waterway: prices and more.
LPG: the next growth story
Global LPG trade flows and market fundamentals after Hormuz; LPG price benchmarks: AFEI & Mt Belvieu; The Southern Cone LPG market: emerging dynamics and future outlook.
Nat gas and LNG prices and markets
LNG markets: impacts from war in Iran and a new global reality; Gas integration in South America: the Brazilian maket; International pricing and the future of Southern Cone gas economics.