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EMISSIONS (1)Unit20212022202320242025
GRI 305-1, 305-2, 305-4, 305-5, 305-7, GRI O&G 11.3.2 SASB EM-EP-110a.1, EM-EP-110a.2, EM-EP-120a.1, EM-EP-420a.2
Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions
Absolute GHG emissions (2)
Scope 1MtCO2e292289278203186
Scope 2 - location-basedMtCO2e6766303138
Scope 2 - market-basedMtCO2en.an.an.a199
Total emissions(3)MtCO2e359355308222195
GHG emissions Intensity (2)(3)(4)
Scope 1kg CO2e/boe19.614.714.18.16.5
Scope 2kg CO2e/boe4.53.41.50.80.3
Total emissions intensitykg CO2e/boe24.118.115.68.86.8
Absolute GHG emissions by type of operation
Conventional (5)MtCO2e2542155900
ShaleMtCO2e106140249222195
GHG emission intensity by type of operation (4)
Conventional (5)kg CO2e/boe36383900
Shalekg CO2e/boe1310148.86.8
Scope 1 GHG emissions
Absolute GHG emissions by source
Venting (6) (process + other)MtCO2e10986411215
i. Venting (other emissions)MtCO2e00000
ii. Venting (process)MtCO2e10986411215
Stationary combustion (7)MtCO2e101114908785
FlaringMtCO2e57651349779
FugitivesMtCO2e25251178
Hydrocarbon gas flaredMMm31316402524
GHG emissions intensity by source (4)
Venting (6) (process + other)kg CO2e/boe7.34.42.10.50.5
i. Venting (Other emissions)kg CO2e/boe00000
ii. Venting (process)kg CO2e/boe7.34.42.10.50.5
Stationary combustionkg CO2e/boe6.85.84.63.53.0
Flaringkg CO2e/boe3.83.36.83.82.8
Fugitiveskg CO2e/boe1.71.30.50.30.3
GHG emissions by gas (8)
CO2Mt CO2e150170213177156
CH4Mt CO2e142118642630
N2OMt CO2e11111
Methane emissions metrics
Percentage of methane from total Scope 1 emissions%4941231316
Methane emissions intensity (4)kgCH4/boe0.380.240.130.040.04
Scope 2 GHG emissions (8)(9)
GHG emissions by location (10)
MedanitoMtnCO2e14163Asset transferredAsset transferred
Entre Lomas + BPO + BPE + CANMtnCO2e535027199
Estimated carbon dioxide emissions embedded in proved hydrocarbon reserves
Estimated carbon dioxide emissions embedded in proved hydrocarbon reservesMtnCO2en.an.an.an.a65,219
GHG emissions reduction plan
Total capital expenditure incurred by the GHG emissions reduction plan$MM6.83.226.69.512.4
Air quality - Significant air emissions (11)
Nitrogen oxides (NOX)Tnn.an.a285299256
Sulfur oxides (SOX)Tnn.an.a452
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (12)Tnn.an.a4,5883,9728,319
Particulate matter (PM10)Tnn.an.a767551
Carbon Monoxide (CO)Tnn.an.a212175145
(1) The scope of the emissions indicators was limited to Vista Energy Argentina S.A.U operated assets in Argentina.
(2) In 2026, Vista adjusted its 2020 GHG emissions baseline to reflect a change in its operational boundary following the transfer of six conventional assets in 2023. Following the adjustment, baseline GHG emissions intensity was 36.6 kgCO2e/boe and baseline absolute emissions were 183 MtnCO2e. The adjustment affects only the baseline used to assess emissions performance over time and does not modify previously reported emissions data.
(3) Considers emissions Scope 1 and Scope 2 location based until 2023 and Scope 2 market based as of 2024.
(4) Intensity metrics were calculated based on gross production until 2023 and are based on total production as of 2024.
(5) For the year 2023, conventional emissions correspond to January and February emissions from conventional assets transferred to Tango.
(6) Venting emissions are represented by processing emissions (glycol dehydrators, pneumatic devices, storage tanks, chemical injection pumps and maintenance and turnaround).
(7) In 2025, mobile combustion emissions (2 MtCO2e) were not material and are included in stationary combustion totals.
(8) Biogenic CO₂ emissions and other GHG (HFCs, PFCs, SF₆ and NF₃) are not considered material.
(9) Emission factors by gas type are not available for electricity purchased from the Argentine Interconnection System (SADI).
(10) Considers emissions Scope 2 location based until 2023 and Scope 2 market based as of 2024.
(11) Emissions of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) and persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are not considered material for our operations, as they are not typically associated with the nature of our activities.
(12) For the year 2025 increase was driven by higher production and operational adjustments, alongside lower methane emissions.

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