One of the main players in Argentina’s energy sector, with a strong presence in power generation and the renewable energy market.
Renewable energy generation, consolidating its position as one of the leading suppliers in terms of GWh delivered to the corporate market.
A Sicim–Víctor Contreras joint venture won the 471-km Tratayén–Golfo San Matías line, while Neuquén-based OPS will build the intermediate compressor station for the Southern Energy LNG project
An income tax exemption written into the 2026 Budget Law unlocked the liquidation of the trusts that built the two combined-cycle units, which together total roughly 1,650 megawatts. The government targets $2 billion in privatization proceeds by year-end.
Harbour's April Investor Meet, signed by CEO Linda Z. Cook, formalizes Argentina alongside Norway, the U.K., the U.S. and Mexico as one of five jurisdictions accounting for nearly 90% of a portfolio targeting 475,000 to 500,000 boe/d in 2026 after the $3.2 billion LLOG acquisition
The German utility that signed the first long-term offtake contract for Argentine LNG has asked Berlin to approve a capital increase of as much as €2 billion — the first formal step in an ownership dilution mandated by the European Commission
The Norwegian and Dutch specialists will transport, install, and connect the soft yoke (SSY) mooring systems for the Hilli Episeyo and MKII FLNG vessels in Argentina's Golfo San Matías in Río Negro province. Combined capacity of 5.95 MTPA is scheduled to reach the Atlantic market in 2027 and 2028.
A $1.5 billion commitment to a single Vaca Muerta block and a new self-supply gas model have turned Argentina's largest power generator into an integrated oil producer — a transformation now documented in the company's annual SEC filing.
The grid recorded 3,049.5 GWh of wind output in January–February, with PCR's Mataco 3 Picos topping the production ranking and Arauco's newly commissioned stages posting a 187.5% surge. Whether 2026 can break the 2025 annual record of 18,628 GWh will hinge on the May–August Patagonian wind season.
With Neuquén crude output at 600,000 bbl/d and the Duplicar Plus system approaching saturation, Argentina's two main midstream operators are racing to build crude, gas, and NGL evacuation infrastructure — and manage the capacity gap in between
With seven professional training tracks and cutting-edge learning technology, the Vaca Muerta Institute was officially inaugurated at its headquarters in Neuquén’s Technology Park
The expansion of the incentive regime to hydrocarbon production not only added fiscal benefits to Pampa Energía’s project in Vaca Muerta, it also changed its scale. Previously outside the program’s scope, the company led by Marcelo Mindlin is now accelerating its development curve toward a plateau of 45,000 barrels per day by 2027.
With Veladero and Diablillos, the sector now accounts for six of the 12 projects approved under the regime. The pending pipeline — led by Glencore with $13.5 billion in copper projects — suggests that share will grow even further.
Argentina’s negotiable obligations market tops $20B in 2025, projects another solid year in 2026 as energy accounts for nearly half of corporate financing
Argentina is emerging as a regional shale powerhouse, but with weak Brent prices and higher costs, the market in 2026 will demand greater, almost surgical efficiency. The energy map is being rewritten, and the question is whether profitability will hold in the next chapter.
The successful operation by Loginter and Vestas at the Port of Bahía Blanca strengthens the terminal’s position as a strategic logistics hub for the arrival of wind turbines and components, supporting the expansion of renewable energy in Argentina.
Argentina’s renewable energy sector is entering a period of strong dynamism, with local and multinational players vying for leadership. Major international developers are playing an increasingly prominent and decisive role, aiming to reshape the country’s energy landscape.
