The Federation of Chambers of the Energy Sector of the Province of Neuquén (Fecene) celebrated the approval in the Senate of the Base Law after the incorporation of local companies in the Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI). «This achievement represents a fundamental step for the economic and productive development of the province«, they expressed.
They stressed that it will allow Neuquén companies access the benefits of the RIGI and compete on equal terms with companies from other regions.
It strengthens the Neuquén business fabric and will allow «generate new business and employment opportunities“Neuquina companies will be able to participate in larger projects, which will result in the creation of new jobs and the growth of the local economy,” they said.
They also highlighted that it will allow «promote the transfer of technology and knowledge. Neuquén companies will be able to collaborate with more experienced companies, which will allow them to access new technologies and knowledge to improve their competitiveness.
«Promote the development of the local value chain. The participation of Neuquén companies in the RIGI will promote the development of local suppliers, which will strengthen the value chain of the energy sector in the province,” they noted.
Regarding regional development, Fecene «reiterates its commitment to the economic and productive development of the province of Neuquén. The approval of the Bases Law with the incorporation of local companies in the RIGI is an important step in the right direction, and we will continue working together with all the actors involved to ensure its effective implementation,” they noted.
From the Federation they requested the Chamber of Deputies to approve the Bases Law “as quickly as possible”so that Neuquén companies can begin to benefit from their
advantages as soon as possible.
«We are convinced that the Bases Law, with the incorporation of local companies in the RIGI, It will be a fundamental engine for the economic and social growth of the province of Neuquén«, they closed. The document was signed by Mauricio Uribe, president of Fecene and Daniel González, secretary of the federation.
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