The carnal relationship between Chevron and the Argentine Government has gotten closer. On Wednesday, the Argentine Supreme Court lifted an embargo on $19 billion-worth of assets held by Chevron's subsidiary in the Latin American country, paving the way for the final agreement with state-owned YPF to develop the Vaca Muerta super-field, the second largest shale oil reservoir in the world according to the American energy company.
Chevron's Argentine Shale Dream: Supreme Court Decision Paves Way For YPF Deal To Develop Vaca Muerta
Forbes - 5 Jun 2013 20:04
The carnal relationship between Chevron and the Argentine Government has gotten closer. On Wednesday, the Argentine Supreme Court lifted an embargo on $19 billion-worth of assets held by Chevron's subsidiary in the Latin American country, paving the way for the final agreement with state-owned YPF to develop the Vaca Muerta super-field, the second largest shale oil reservoir in the world according to the American energy company.
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