(Reuters) - Argentina reopened the natural gas taps after a cold front
on Monday prompted it to completely cut natural gas exports to
central Chile, where the capital, Santiago, is located, forcing
the Andean neighbor to resort to other fuels for industry.
"There is enough arriving to cover commercial
and residential gas needs," Chile Energy Minister Marcelo
Tokman told journalists in Santiago on Wednesday.
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on Monday prompted it to completely cut natural gas exports to
central Chile, where the capital, Santiago, is located, forcing
the Andean neighbor to resort to other fuels for industry.
"There is enough arriving to cover commercial
and residential gas needs," Chile Energy Minister Marcelo
Tokman told journalists in Santiago on Wednesday.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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