Good morning ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for waiting. I'm Margarita Chun from IR, and we would like to welcome everyone to Pampa Energia's Third Quarter 2021 Results Video Conference. We inform you that this event is being recorded. All participants will be in listen only mode during the presentation. After the company's remarks there will be a Q&A session. Questions can only be submitted in writing inaudible. Should any participant need assistance, please sent us a text message or email. Before proceeding, please read the disclaimer that is, that is located on the second page of our presentation. Let me mention that forward-looking statements are based on Pampa Energia's management beliefs and assumptions and on information currently available to the company. They involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions because they are related to future events that may or may not occur. Investors should understand that, that general economic conditions and industry conditions and other operating factors could also affect the future results of Pampa Energia and could cause results to differ materially from those expressed in such forward-looking statements. Now I will turn the video conference over to Gustavo Mariani, our CFO. <silence> Sorry. Hello everybody and thank you for joining our conference call. Uh, in ca- in case, uh, you missed, you missed the news online… inaudible Sorry about… <laugh>. In case, uh, you missed, uh, the news Gabby Cohen, after sharing 18 years w- with us, decided to step down from his CFO position. Uh, fortunately, he will remain as a member of our Board of Directors. So, uh, we will continue taking advantage of his wisdom and, and, and expertise. Um, Gabby's well earned, uh, trust and respect from the investor community has allowed Pampa to, to become what the company that it is today. So, uh, our appreciation is tough to, uh, to, to say in a, in a few words. Um, Gabby, thank you very much for all you have done for the, for, for the company. Um, yesterday the Board of Directors accepted, uh, Gabby's resignation and, uh, appointed, uh, Nicolas Mindlin, who is sitting at my right as the, as our new, uh, CFO. Uh, Nico is an industrial engineer. Uh, he has been leading the M&A division of Pampa for eight years already. Uh, he has played a key role in the acquisition of Petrobras Argentina, a significant milestone for, for our company. And since then he has been focusing, a, among other things, in reorganizing the, the portfolio of assets, um, to focus in the core business that, that we have today. Uh, Nico, uh, together with Gabby's team, um, has all that is necessary to, uh, to succeed in, in his role. So we wish him, um, good luck in the, in his new endeavor. Nico? Thank you Gustavo for your support. Good morning everyone, and thank you for joining. Uh, I'm very excited… Sorry. I'm very excited to, to begin this new chapter of my professional career in Pampa. I have been working in, uh, Pampa along with Gustavo, Gabby, and all of Pampa's team and partners for the last eight years. Uh, Gabby has done an excellent job in… on the financial front. He has put together an excellent team. So the idea is to continue on the same path. So now that travels and conferences are slowly resuming, uh, I can't wait to meet all of Pampa's investors in person soon. So now I will pass to Lida, uh, who will briefly comment on the quarter highlights, and then later we will open to the Q&A. Thank you Nico. Nico. Hello everyone. In the interest of time, I will summarize the latest events and financial figures. For more details, you can check our earnings release or feel free to contact us. On quarter's highlights, our E&P business achieved all-time high production of almost 330 million cubic feet per day in September as you can see in the graph. Also, we recorded the highest single day outputs at 350 million cubic feet per day, precisely on September 15. The recovery of demand, exports, and Plan Gas have been the main contributors for this growth. Moreover, this month, we participated in the first round of Plan Gas, a take-or-pay option to fill the remaining idle capacity at Neuquina Basin. The tender… we tendered and got awarded 71 million cubic feet per day, 2 / 3 of the total tender volume committed to deliver from May 2022 until December 2024 at three hund- three dollars… $3.35 per MBTU. Therefore, the following winter, we should be producing a new all-time high of 400 million cubic feet per day building an annual average price of $3.6 per million BTU. We highlight that Pampa is the only producer delivering the most significant gas increase compared to the winter of 2020. In power generation, we are moving on with, uh, PEPE Spanish, uh, PEPE III Wind Farm expansion project by doubling its capacity to reach a total of 106 megawatts. We assumed a roughly $80 million of investment that will allow us to keep increasing our clean energy portfolio and strengthening our position in the business-to-business market. In Q3, we achieved a substantial leverage reduction. Our net debt decreased by $125 million in a single quarter. Year-to-date we have accumulated $230 million of net leverage reduction. Finally, we just wanted to let you know that we released a 2020… our 2020 sustainability report audited for the first time. We show material improvements in water consumption, energy consumption, with carbon footprint intensities in line with the previous year's efforts to invest in efficient power technology and focus on gas. We seek transparency to share our EN… ESG performance with our stakeholders and your opinion is always welcome. Now let's move on to the quarter's financial KPIs. Revenues increased 49% year-on-year to $577 million in the quarter, mainly driven by Plan Gas boosted by the winter season, demand recovery, and commodities price hikes. All of them were partially offset by certain power plant outages and tariff fees in our utility business. In Q3, over 85% of our sales and EBITDA were dollar linked. The adjusted EBITDA amounted to $262 million, 27% year-on-year due to, uh, the same reasons detailed before offset by higher E&P activity. Quarter-on-quarter, EBITDA increased by 9% mainly due to the seasonality and higher petchem volumes sold offset by increased raw material costs in petchem and outages at Energia Plus power units. Thanks to the strong investments and production growth, oil and gas is balancing back its EBITDA share for the first time in three years. CapEx almost doubled year-on-year in Q3 but, uh, remains similar quarter-on-quarter mainly because of the Plan Gas and Barragan expansion, offset by the commissioning of Genelba's second CCGT back in July 2020. Moving on to power generation as seen on slide seven. We posted an adjusted EBITDA of $126 million in Q3, slightly lower year-on-year mainly due to the outages that we said before and the end of Piquirenda's 10-year PPA, offset by higher B2B sales and higher thermal dispatch, especially at Loma. In the legacy units, the 29% PEPE swap that received last February was