Monthly growth reached 49.465 MW from August’s 174.245 MW baseline, a 28.4% expansion. Córdoba province accounted for 44.435 MW of this increase, representing 89.8% of national growth as its capacity jumped from 54.124 MW to 98.559 MW. The report does not detail which installations drove this surge. The 40 MW Dinosaurio solar park inaugurated in Deán Funes, Córdoba, operates under the provincial community distributed generation scheme serving Grupo Dinosaurio business units, but the national report provides no clarity on whether this project explains Córdoba’s variance.
Commercial and industrial users lead capacity deployment with 144.252 MW across 2,228 connections, growing 4.833 MW month-on-month. This segment held 79.73 MW in September 2025, demonstrating an annual increase of 64.522 MW. The residential sector installed 15.09 MW through 2,720 connections, up from 14.1 MW and 2,613 users in August. Official entities operate 11.405 MW across 130 connections, while an “other” category accounts for 10.286 MW and 158 users.
Córdoba maintains the highest user count at 1,903 connections, followed by Buenos Aires province with 1,180 users and 31.708 MW. Entre Ríos recorded 600 users and 23.281 MW, while Misiones reached 318 connections and 18.521 MW. San Juan registered 203 users and 13.092 MW.
Pending applications totaled 1,356 requests representing 61.787 MW, slightly above August’s 1,346 applications but below that month’s 70.271 MW in associated capacity. The platform expanded to 358 registered electricity distributors and cooperatives, up from 343 in September 2025, following the addition of Cooperativa de Electricidad de Luyaba in Córdoba.
This article was curated and published as part of our South American energy market coverage.
