
Capex, an Argentine integrated energy company, explores for and produces hydrocarbons.
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Capex operates a 672 MW combined-cycle thermal power plant in Neuquén, powered by its own natural gas reserves in Agua del Cajón.
The company began liquefied petroleum gas (GLP) operations in 1998 as part of the Agua del Cajón project. It processes natural gas to produce propane, butane, and stabilized gasoline, selling the first two independently and blending gasoline with petroleum.
Capex produces oil and gas in Argentina from Neuquén Basin and San Jorge Gulf fields, extracting both conventional and unconventional hydrocarbons sustainably.
Capex is an Argentine integrated energy company specializing in electric, thermal, and renewable energy generation, as well as hydrocarbon exploration and production.
Capex emphasizes corporate governance with transparency, reliability, and strong relationships between management, stakeholders, and partners.
Capex seeks to lead energy development that adds value by operating efficiently and collaborating to improve lives through products and services.
Capex aims to drive value-added energy development through efficient operations and teamwork, delivering products and services that enhance lives.
The company operates as an integrated Argentine energy firm, generating conventional energy from natural gas and renewable sources. It explores and extracts hydrocarbons in Neuquén, Río Negro, and Chubut.
The company is an Argentine integrated energy firm generating conventional energy from natural gas and non-conventional energy from renewable sources. It explores and exploits hydrocarbons in Neuquén, Río Negro, and Chubut.
Capex builds trust through integrity, fostering a culture of ethics, transparency, and regulatory compliance across its organization and partnerships.