Electricity companies in Argentina are facing a summer without government funding injections for energy subsidies. Currently, these companies are absorbing the costs of the subsidy reduction without passing them on to consumers or seeking reimbursement from the government. The situation unfolds in Abelardo, where energy firms are operating silently under the new financial constraints. This quiet absorption raises questions about the sustainability of the current model and potential future impacts on energy prices or service quality. The report originates from *La Silla Vacía*, highlighting a developing situation within Argentina's energy sector. The lack of public discussion surrounding these subsidy cuts suggests a delicate balance between maintaining affordability and adjusting to a changing economic landscape. It remains to be seen how long companies can continue to absorb these costs.