Gonvarri Solar Steel, a Spanish solar racking solutions manufacturer, bagged a deal to supply 396 MWac/472 MWdc of its hardware to a subsidiary of Spain’s Enhol Group for a project in Peru. The solar trackers will be crucial in the development of the largest photovoltaic (PV) complex in Peru and South America. The construction of […]
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Argentina’s YPF has ruled out the construction of an onshore natural gas liquefaction plant. It will depend on floating vessels for the liquefaction process. YPF is leading the development of Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation. It has also signed a deal with Shell under which the oil major will take part in the production, liquefaction,
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Given the abundant renewable energy options and extensive oil and gas reserves, Argentina has the potential to stabilize its grid infrastructure. The infrastructure is constructed around a varied energy framework that includes natural gas, hydroelectric power, nuclear energy, renewables, and oil extraction. Argentina’s electrical grid infrastructure encounters issues such as deteriorating facilities, uneven electricity access
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The Pampas region in Argentina sits atop the Vaca Muerta, the geological formation that contains the richest oil and gas reserves. It contains natural gas, which is an inexpensive form of energy that is flexible. The continued use and production of natural gas limits the adoption of renewable energy. Gas constitutes about a quarter of
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Floating liquid natural gas (FLNG) is a technology revolutionizing the LNG industry by enabling gas production in remote fields. With the Vaca Muerta shale formation, Argentina could leverage similar technology to tap into gas reserves. Top companies are competing to secure the front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for the pioneering FLNG. Floating LNG provides
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Argentina is emerging as a global leader in South America’s liquefied natural gas business. The Vaca Muerta shale formation in Patagonia could contain over 300 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas. This is enough to support Argentina’s LNG ambitions. Strategic infrastructure expansion and increased investor interest are key drivers of LNG production. YPF, Petronas,
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With the rise of renewable energy growth, Argentina’s power grid needs significant upgrades to support the energy needs and ease the transition to a more sustainable energy future. The power grid faces challenges related to infrastructure and investment, especially with the integration of renewable energy sources. Argentina’s power grid often struggles to transmit electricity from
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Argentina’s natural resources have contributed to the growth of its renewable energy capacity during the global shift towards clean energy. The nation possesses significant potential in wind, solar, hydro, and bioenergy to meet energy needs. Through the RenovAr initiative, Argentina has achieved considerable advancements in growing its renewable energy industry. The country has drawn in
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Argentina is a key player in the lithium market, with some of the world’s largest lithium reserves. There is increased demand rising from electric vehicles, energy storage, and renewable technologies. Argentina’s lithium is mainly extracted from salt flats with deposits in Salar del Hombre Muerto, Salar de Olaroz-Cauchari, and Salar de Atacama. Vale S.A. has
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Ventisqueros, a salmon farming company based in Chile, built a fish farm that runs entirely on certified renewable energy. The company is located on Chiloé Island in the Los Lagos region, and its facility uses Tubildad’s solar and wind energy. Energy is transported via a 1.2-kilometer subsea cable buried up to 40 meters deep. Using
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