Argentina’s energy sector has achieved a historic $5.7 billion trade surplus in 2024, fueled by the Vaca Muerta shale boom. With expanded pipelines, rising exports, and reduced imports, the country is reversing decades of dependency, cementing its status as a global energy leader and paving the way for economic stability and growth.
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