Recently, Argentina acquired a US$300 Mn financing from the International Funding Corporation for the largest power generation, Central Puerto. This funding is crucial to allow the installation of the 150 MW of energy storage capacity in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. The funding will also help acquire the 1.44 GW hydropower plant. The investment aims […]
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Argentina’s national energy authorities are drafting tender documents for the expansion of over 500 km of transmission. This represents an important point for the nation’s energy industry. The project encompasses grid development, regional connectivity, and energy safety. There is a rise in renewable energy capacity in areas like solar power in the northwest and wind
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Vista’s Energy oil and LNG operations in Argentina revolve around the development of the Vaca Muerta shale position. It positions the company as a key contributor to the country’s upstream growth and emerging LNG export ambitions. The operating model focuses on capital discipline, operational efficiency, and integration across the oil and gas value chain. The
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On-site power generation is a strategic component of Argentina’s energy sector. This is driven by the need for cost efficiency, supply reliability, and greater system resilience. More industries and large energy consumers are adopting this technology to centralize grid dependence and on-site generation. The infrastructure helps reshape energy consumption patterns and infrastructure development across Argentina’s
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The speeding up of energy transition in Argentina comes after the development of solar power availability in the country. The transition is centered on grid modernization, utility-scale capacity expansion, and domestic manufacturing. By upgrading transmission lines and improving generation capacity, the country is positioned to reduce energy imports, stabilize electricity prices, and strengthen long-term energy
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Argentina is increasing its LNG export development driven by unconventional gas resources and renewed foreign investment. Argentina’s LNG is centered on converting inland shale gas production into traded liquefied natural gas. This could position the country as a competitive supplier to Asia and Europe. Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation allows for long-term gas supply capable
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Energy companies in Argentina plan to take over four hydroelectric business units that supply 4GW of installed capacity. This marks a change in ownership and signals a broader recalibration of how Argentina plans to manage, modernize, and capitalize on its renewable potential. Hydropower contributes to grid stability and low-carbon generation in Argentina. However, this upgrade
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Argentina stands to benefit from increased lithium production from its Rincon West lithium brine project in Salta Province. The development shows the project’s potential resources, including lithium and potassium for battery production. Argentina is aiming to become a global supplier of battery-grade lithium. Increased lithium production will also lead to increased investment in refining, battery-grade
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Argentina’s LNG is now one of the new players in the global gas market, driven by the Vaca Muerta shale formation. The country is also shifting from domestic-focused energy policy to export-oriented strategies. This growth in the LNG sector reflects geological advantage and alignment with international demand trends. Recently, Argentina launched its first long-term LNG
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Codelco, the government-owned mining company in Chile, has reached an agreement with Kutch Copper Ltd, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises. This contract permits both firms to explore 3 copper sites in Chile. Chile possesses some of the globe’s most appealing reserves and insufficiently explored areas. The rising need for copper is vital for the global
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