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Exploration & production
What's happening in the basin: competitor activity 13 months before the official registry, per-well decline, ground deformation and emissions by operator.
Matías Podeley · Reservoir engineering & business development · Buenos Aires
Ten live tools covering the Neuquén basin, the Puna and Argentina's gas grid, each one showing its source so your own people can redo the arithmetic.
Three out of ten
How far behind Argentina's official production registry runs. That is the window where the registry still says nothing about the basin — and night lights do.
What you have to work around before filing. No national body puts them together: this map merges what six provinces publish, with the file number behind each polygon.
Argentina's gas transport grid, segment by segment, flagging the ones under stress and splitting supply into conventional, unconventional, Bolivia and LNG.
Four pages
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What's happening in the basin: competitor activity 13 months before the official registry, per-well decline, ground deformation and emissions by operator.
/mineria/
Who holds title to the ground, where to drill, how much rock moved and how fast a salar is building out — before paying for the field campaign.
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Where the transport network binds, and what price is worth bidding when being wrong costs in both directions.
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Interpretability and safety of language models. Different page, different tone.
Before you open anything
Two sites stay current — the Vaca Muerta app and the mining title map. Everything else is frozen at the end of 2024. That is enough to judge the method and to see what can be measured without buying the data; it is not enough to run tomorrow's operation on. A fresh series over your own block or district is work, not a download.
Who is behind this
Matías Podeley. Eighteen years in energy — reservoir engineering, then business development, mostly on the side that hires the specialists. I build these tools myself, with public data and AI. Buenos Aires.