The Casa Rosada is moving towards an agreement with ten governors on the cold zones law and is negotiating for warm zones.

The Argentine government is advancing negotiations with ten provincial governors from the northern part of the country to secure approval for the 'Zonas Frías' (Cold Zones) bill in the Senate. As part of these fast-tracked discussions, the administration is simultaneously opening a parallel dialogue regarding a potential regulatory regime tailored for warmer regions ('zonas cálidas').

This legislative push by La Casa Rosada aims to build political consensus with provincial leaders to ensure the passage of the energy-related measures in the upper house.