Martín Genesio

The electronics engineer who began at AES selling the output of a power plant built with Chile in mind. In 1999, a 643 MW combined-cycle power plant began operating in Cobo...

Mike Wirth

The morning Chevron reported its results, the stock was up 2%, and the figure stood out: $1.41 per share, compared with the 95 cents the market had expected. Nearly 50% higher. Revenue, however, had fallen short.

Daniel González

With the election just around the corner and a new administration on the horizon, energy-sector CEOs met in September 2019 to make clear what they expected from the incoming government. The next speaker was Daniel González, t...

Horacio Marín

Horacio Marín is the president and chief executive officer of YPF, Argentina’s largest energy company. A chemical engineer who graduated from the National University of La Plata and completed postgraduate studies in the Unite...

Carlos Ormachea

The committee chairman announced that Carlos Ormachea had to leave. It was around half past twelve. Before that, Ormachea had spoken for twenty minutes. He explained why th...

Horacio Turri

At the beginning of 2021, during an interview with EconoJournal, Horacio Turri was asked which gas pipeline needed to be built for Argentina to stop importing gas. Turri answered with a degree of precision that is sl...

Ricardo Markous

Ricardo Markous, who graduated as a civil engineer from the University of Buenos Aires, occupies a prominent place among the leaders who have played, and continue to play, a central role in Argentina’s energy transformation o...

Darren Woods

Darren Woods is an eminent figure within the global energy industry. Not only because of his broad and extensive experience at the head of ExxonMobil, the most important oil company in the world, but also because of his centr...

Wael Sawan

Wael Sawan is the current chief executive officer (CEO) of Shell, one of the most important oil companies in the world. Of Lebanese origin, the engineer joined the company more than 25 years ago and built a rising career. Aft...

Paolo Rocca

Paolo Rocca is one of the most important figures in the energy industry in Latin America. His surname comes from Agostino Rocca, an Italian who founded Grupo Techint in the 1940s, a leading company in steel, energy, construct...