YPF Sees Argentina LNG Project Capex of About US$ 29 Billion Through 2031

By Public Technologies
  • YPF expects Argentina LNG investment of approximately US$51 billion over the project's life, including approximately US$29 billion in capital spending through 2031.
  • The project targets 60%-70% debt financing; US EXIM Bank has offered a nonbinding financing proposal of up to US$6 billion.
  • A final investment decision is expected in November 2026, with the first floating LNG vessel ready for startup in 2030.
  • The second vessel is scheduled for startup in 2031, bringing planned export capacity to approximately 12 million metric tons annually.
  • The company holds 36% of the project; partners Eni and XRG each hold 32%.


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