Overview
- Resolution 388/2025, published in the Boletín Oficial and signed by Energy Secretary María Carmen Tettamanti, launches an open background-based selection for the ENRGE board.
- The new ENRGE will replace the ENRE and Enargas under Law 27.742 and Decree 452/2025, centralizing oversight of electricity and natural gas.
- The call covers five posts—president, vice president and three members—with a Selection Committee to be formed within 20 business days, followed by interviews and shortlists sent to the Energy Secretariat, the Economy Minister and then the Executive for final appointment.
- The notice will run for three business days and applicants will have ten business days to file; prior registrants in ENRE or Enargas contests may be included unless they opt out.
- Governance rules bar directors from holding interests in MEM participants or active gas firms, set five‑year renewable mandates with staggered expirations, and maintain current ENRE/Enargas staff conditions during the transition as the new body prepares to handle tariff reviews and a sector facing sizable 2026 subsidies.