The 2024 Argentina Oil & Gas Patagonia took over Neuquén from October 23 to 25, drawing record-breaking crowds for three busy days of exploration, networking, and displays of technological prowess. Attendees streamed through the corridors, engaging with panels, discovering innovations, and listening to unique stories told by diverse companies from the sector. Standing out amid all this energetic bustle as much for its size as for its design, Tecpetrol's state-of-the-art stand attracted hundreds of curious visitors.
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Tenaris has been recognized by the World Steel Association (worldsteel) for deploying an automatic anti-collision system for forklifts at Dalmine, Tenaris’s seamless pipe mill in Bergamo, Italy. This acknowledgement is part of worldsteel's 2024 Safety and Health Excellence Recognition, which highlights exceptional initiatives in safety and health by international steel manufacturers.
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“We believe our industrial project will only be sustainable with the support of our communities,” emphasized Máximo Vedoya in the 2023 Sustainability Report, which reviewed the work done throughout the year to move forward in Ternium’s strategy. The actions highlighted included monitoring the decarbonization plan, which involved reviewing the goals set in the previous edition to drive long-term positive impact. Additionally, emphasis was placed on the value of community development in the areas where the company operates, as well as the importance of a strong safety culture in all aspects of the business.
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September 2024 marks the 70th anniversary of the inauguration of Siderca, Tenaris’s seamless steel pipe mill located in Campana, Argentina. More than seven decades later, the production center continues to be a major industrial player in the region.
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In 2000, Techint Engineering & Construction undertook a project of extraordinary dimensions that had an impact on its own history and Peru´s: the construction of a pipeline that went from the Amazon jungle, crossed the Andes Mountains, and reached the gates of the city of Lima and the Port of Pisco. The Camisea project left a legacy in all the people who participated. They remember the experience as if it were yesterday.
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