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From OilPrice.com:

U.S. producer Apache said Friday it plans to drill a well by year-end to test shale gas potential in the La Calera field of the Neuquen Basin. The area already hosts conventional oil and gas production.

A few years back, Argentina would have been the last place on Earth for any kind of gas play. Let alone an experimental shale gas test.

Government price fixes in country have resulted in one of the lowest domestic gas prices in the Americas. Currently, gas sells for around $2.50 per MMBtu.

But the low price is curing the low price...

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