The power generation unit of Argentina’s state-run energy firm YPF has filed for a public offering, joining a growing pipeline of Argentine companies seeking New York listings. YPF Energia SA posted net income of $7.4 million on revenue of $680.8 million in 2025. The move signals renewed investor interest in Argentina’s electricity market and reflects […]
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Argentina has granted 20 battery energy storage system (BESS) projects to five developers through the AlmaSADI tender. This initiative requires an estimated investment of $700 million to enhance the national grid beyond the Buenos Aires metropolitan region. The 20 projects have a combined capacity of 700.5 MW distributed across various nodes of the SADI. The
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Argentina is expanding its renewable energy through wind project development by AES. The expansion of Vientos Bonaerenses will increase production and provide an opportunity for increased energy exports to neighboring countries. AES Argentina will contribute to the energy grid to improve energy reliability. AES offers a $150 million investment in the expansion of the wind
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YPF, Argentina’s state-owned energy giant, announced it signed a letter of intent with Tesla to explore partnerships on fast-charging infrastructure, battery energy storage, and other technologies. This shows Argentina’s goals for expansion and decarbonization. Despite the agreement being non-binding, it establishes a framework for evaluating projects that could reshape the electric mobility ecosystem. Argentina also
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Argentina plans to expand the Argentine interconnection system (SADI) with the technical specifications finalized and awaiting approval from the presidential palace and the Secretariat of Energy. The project marks a step toward strengthening grid reliability, increasing transmission capacity, and supporting the growing electricity demand. The SADI connects power generation facilities with distribution systems across Argentina.
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The global energy transition is reshaping the mining industry across South America, including Chile. The adoption of electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, battery storage technologies, and modern power grids leads to the demand for minerals such as copper and lithium. This will lead to increased mining activities throughout Chile, leading to increases in energy consumption.
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BHP intends to divest approximately US$1.5 billion worth of power transmission assets in Chile, which encompasses 1,000km of transmission lines. These transmission lines provide power to the Escondida, Spence, and Cerro Colorado copper mining operations. A significant part of the funding will focus on expanding mines, upgrading concentrators, integrating renewable energy, and increasing production. The
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Chile is emerging as a leader in electric mobility with an increasing number of drivers adopting the use of electric vehicles. This shift arises from the increasing fuel costs, decarbonization goals, expanding renewable energy resources, and growing charging infrastructure. This change influences private vehicles, public transportation, commercial fleets, and logistics operations. This positions electric mobility
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REN obtained Chile’s Transemel, taking ownership and operational control of 423 kilometers of transmission lines and five substations. This infrastructure is essential for the varied mining activities that emphasize the significance of the transmission network’s strategic value. Mining activities need large quantities of dependable electricity to operate extraction, processing, pumping, and transportation systems. Consequently, transmission
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Acciona Energia’s 196 MW/980 MWh El Romero BESS represents a shift from the standalone photovoltaic generation toward an integrated solar-plus-storage dispatchable infrastructure. The El Romero facility is a utility-scale asset with 246 MWp solar PV capacity. Integration with BESS positions the project in the medium-duration storage class optimized for daily load shifting. This integration will
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