Operation opens a new logistics route through Bolivia, marking integration between the 3 countries
The MTX Natural Gas, subsidiary of, performed the 1st Import of Argentine gas to Brazil through Bolivian pipelines. About 500 thousand cubic meters were deducted from the Muerta cow camp. The information is from Reuters.
The operation was completed on Tuesday (1st.br.2025), with supply of, through total austral and total energy gas Sur. The agreement also to state Bolivian (Yacimentos Petrolyfed Bolivian), responsible for international traffic.
Companies and governments of the countries involved have negotiated agreements for over 1 year, seeking to ensure a long -term route for Argentine gas to reach one of the most important markets in Latin America.
An impediment to the operation was an initial intention of Bolivia to charge fee for the use of its infrastructure, preferring an option to buy gas from Argentina and resell to Brazil, sources told the sources Reuters last year.
However, according to the report, negotiations have improved in recent months, with the possibility of new contracts.
The contract allows the supply to be interrupted during the winter, when demand in Argentina is higher, according to the International News Agency.
Muerta Vaca
The pipeline has transported Bolivian gas for years to Brazil and Argentina, but as Bolivia production decreases, exported volumes reduced.
The arrival of Muerta cow gas in Brazil can result in a cheaper supply to the Brazilian industry, which is of interest to the president’s government (PT).
Until recently, Argentina had a deficit in its business balance and, if the export flow remains, it should benefit the country as a new source of revenue.
Gas production in the country is growing under policies of President Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza, right).
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