of that profit is shared with the inaudible capacity. So, um, I think it's $10 per megawatt-hour, that is, that goes to this fund, and, uh, the fund is shared among the, uh, the units that have dispatched energy during, during that month. And for example, for us, in the mo- month of September, that- that was an additional $1.2 million of, of revenues. So in total, both this em, this two, this new, eh, these two new regulatory changes added, eh, in September, $2.5 million, eh, of revenues. Thank you, inaudible. Our second question from inaudible is, uh, 2022 outlook. Uh, let me mention that we don't give any vitals. Uh, we can give you, uh, what we have in production. The question is, what are your current CapEx forecasts for new e- for next year? How do you expect the power, and oil and gas markets to evolve next year, to the extent it is possible to provide any comment, comment, any commentary. inaudible. Hi, Anne, how are you? So, this year has been, uh, a very… uh, interesting year. Next year, we expect to maintain a little bit lower, uh, the, the EMP CapEx. The EMP this year is forecasted to end at around $200 million. The next year, it's uh, it's… will be close to that, but a little bit lower, because a lot has been done this year. That's the first year of plan inaudible. Power generation will remain very similar, uh, a little bit higher. This year was $40 million. Next year, we are expecting to do only 60 because inaudible. Uh, there's no expansions and this, and this is not including Bahrain. And that's, uh, that's uh, compare this year to inaudible it, uh, $250 million, more or less, of CapEx. And next year we are expecting something a little bit lower than that, or pretty similar. Thank you Elise. Our next question comes from Florencia Mashorda from MetLife. After interesting delibera- deliberating. What's next for inaudible, to you expect to keep leverage below one point five times on consistent basis? Okay, so, the answer will be no. And… inaudible will come for the below two point five eight. That's… is where our… some opportunities for investment in the upcoming year. Eh… inaudible to… quote-on- quote illegally. Thank you, Niko. Our next next question comes from Catalina Carnejo from CreditStreet. Uh, this is related to the legacy reveneration, in addition to the transi- transitionary, uh, inaudible we got, uh, this… this month. Uh, do we ha- do we have any updates for prices as inaudible for later, because electric generation? Any views on the generation this patch you can share for next quarter's inaudible situation in Latin America? And possible inaudible from inaudible. Eh… no, w- we are not envisioning a- a thing, where we inaudible views. Eh… regarding, eh… the generation of power capacity. We'll be all, until next… eh, February. That is… when eh… the- the next February… we should be getting the price adjustment of… the number this year, we got 89% increase. It was… slightly, eh- below 2020 inflation. Eh… within that, this February we will be collecting something similar to 2021, eh… inflation. But that's… what I… I think is most probable scenario, but… eh, it's personal expectation. That's no… guidance from… from the inaudible. Thank you, Gouss. Our next question, ah, is an additional question from Alexandra Hernanda from bang- uh, Itawoo. Follow-up, how much do you believe we could export to Chile, and what kind of prices are you getting? Eh, eh- We are currently exporting, eh… 1.5 million cubic meters of natural gas per day to… Paragun. Eh… that's on a firm basis. And, then, eh… foreign language? How do you say foreign language, eh, em… Yeah, s- s- sport gas, we are selling around, eh… an additional… in average, and it change every… it changes every day, but at around half a million, eh… cubic meter of… of gas- additional gas. So… between… between 1.822 million cubic meters of natural gas per day is what we are currently selling to… to Chile. Eh… ex- expectation going forward, but, eh… it's not gonna- gonna happen until… em… probably… em… next spring in Argentina? Could be, to, to… double those- those exports. But, eh… eh, it's not something that would happo- would happen in the short term, that's… we are at full production capacity these days. And uh, uh… until m- May of next year, we- we are almost at… the full capacity of production. Thank you, Gouss. Uh, please hold while we poll for more questions. Our next question comes from… Liliana Yang, uh, from HECC. Could you please disclose inaudible plans for business recommends, if you mind that this is not a guidance, uh, this is the latest project that we have. Hi, how are you? So, um… because some people are seeing that n- decreased here to start, basically this year we are lending $250 million of CapEX to the inaudible group. 200 from… from the NP. Next year, um, we are… uh, estimating something a little bit lower than that. It's around 100 and… 80, 90? Not very… uh, different from this year. But, a little bit lower. Power generation for- a little bit higher this year was $40 million in payments… my payments CapEX. The number that we ended, called our extensions, to the inaudible group next year, there is some special payments CapEX that we have to do, so we will ramp up from 40 to 60. And then the rest is very small, just- just inaudible. So overall, ah, this year's 260, next year around 240, around those inaudible. Very similar, not over. Thank you Alita. Please hold while we poll for more questions. Our next question, and final one, is from Alon Somesa from foreign language. How do you feel about your current netback levels? Should we expect further deterioration of the listing call? No… we, we are not expecting, eh… further deterioration of the listing calls, and we are… comfortable that- shown by the aggressiveness, eh… in the last, eh, round of the… inaudible meeting. We are very comfortable with the netback levels that… that we have in, the natural gas business. Thank you, Gouss. Um, this concludes the Q and A session. I will turn to Leida for final remarks. Oh, thank you so much for joining us! Uh, in this exciting quarter. <unk> Would you like to make some remarks? Ravi? Some words? <laugh> Please? Just- just a goodbye! Uh… Well, hi everybody! I would like to say… goodbye, as Niko mentioned. Uh, for the… very good engineers, eh, and inaudible, and, uh… Um, I… I can second that only on my executive, ehm, inaudible, but I will say… to the board, so it's also going down there for… employees. And, uh… well, especially like, like… um… I don't know what I'm going to do, eh. So, it's- it's reckless inaudible personal flight attendants are vital. And, uh… and I consider the company in very good shape, uh… so that's why I felt comfortable to- to make this move at this, uh, point in time.