YPF inaugurated the largest real-time operations room in its history in Neuquén
The RTIC is not limited to technology, but introduces a new management model based on operational cells. These multidisciplinary teams analyze data in real time and make immediate decisions, which allows for greater agility and coordination.
The collaborative approach seeks to optimize resources and ensure faster responses to the challenges of the energy sector. According to Marín, the company will continue advancing on this path to increase efficiency and make a difference in the development of unconventional hydrocarbons.
The inauguration of this center in Neuquén represents a key step for the operational transformation of YPF. The combination of advanced technology, satellite connectivity, and integrated work positions the company at a globally competitive level.
With this type of investment, YPF aims to improve its productivity, strengthen operational safety, and ensure sustainable growth in one of the strategic sectors of the Argentine economy.
The oil company YPF has launched the new Upstream Operations RTIC, a modern control room that will allow real-time monitoring and operation of its oil and gas fields. The inauguration was led by the company's president and CEO, Horacio Marín, together with the governor of Neuquén, Rolando Figueroa, and the mayor, Mariano Gaido.
This is the fifth center of its kind in the company, but with the distinction of being the largest, with an area of 400 square meters (4,306 square feet). The initiative reinforces the goal of consolidating YPF as the world's best unconventional development company.
The control room is equipped with 54 workstations and a team of 129 professionals who operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. From there, more than 2,000 wells, 100 facilities, 290 trucks, 8 pulling rigs, and an electric demand exceeding 90 MW are supervised.
In addition, the system processes more than 1.5 million variables in real time, supported by images from more than 150 cameras deployed in the fields. A key innovation is connectivity through Starlink antennas, which enables the connection of more than 300 field resources in remote areas.
