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Marcelo Severini was re-elected to lead the CALF cooperative in Neuquén for three more years, with Leonardo Ferreira as vice president. The new management will focus on installing a pharmacy and improving energy services.

Ferreira highlighted an 80% renewal of the vehicle fleet and the introduction of new services like CALF Pay, with over 12,000 users. Initial meetings with the city mayor, Mariano Gaido, included discussions about a Data Center project.

CALF aims to maintain quality energy service, with current outages being planned for maintenance rather than capacity issues. Carlos Quintriqueo from ATE joins as second vice president, emphasizing collaboration with the cooperative.