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The Vaca Muerta shale formation enabled Argentina to export its first LNG (liquid natural gas) shipment in 2019, using a floating liquefaction unit. This was driven by the rapid growth of natural gas production. Argentina has been working to expand its LNG export capacity, including its plans for a major onshore LNG plant in Bahia

The increasing need to boost domestic supply and integrate renewables is causing Argentina to undergo energy infrastructure expansion. This will reshape the energy sector with impacts on electricity transmission, natural gas production, and renewable energy development. By boosting energy security, cutting costs, and creating export opportunities, the expansions will position the country as a major

 Argentina’s electrical grid confronts some obstacles that may hinder the use of renewable energy. This is critical as renewable energy production accelerates and the world shifts toward sustainable energy options. Aging and antiquated infrastructure cause interruptions that disturb daily life in Argentina. The country has implemented initiatives to improve grid dependability. The government has started

The abundant natural resources in Argentina have helped to expand its renewable energy capacity amid the global clean energy transition. The country has abundant wind, solar, hydro, and bioenergy potential to meet the energy demands. Through the RenovAr program, Argentina has made significant progress in developing its renewable energy sector. The nation has attracted investments

Chile-based salmon-farming firm Ventisqueros developed a fish-farming center that operates 100% on certified renewable energy. The firm is located near Chiloé Island in the Los Lagos region; this facility harnesses solar and wind energy from Tubildad. Energy is transmitted via a 1.2-kilometer undersea cable buried at depths of up to 40 meters. Using renewable energy