Guaymallén municipality is progressing on Argentina’s largest solar park under a distributed generation scheme, transforming the former Puente de Hierro landfill into a 5.4 MW photovoltaic facility. The project is entering a critical phase with the public tender launched by Emesa, targeting completion to supply all municipal energy demand and position Guaymallén as the country’s […]
Guaymallén municipality is progressing on Argentina’s largest solar park under a distributed generation scheme, transforming the former Puente de Hierro landfill into a 5.4 MW photovoltaic facility. The project is entering a critical phase with the public tender launched by Emesa, targeting completion to supply all municipal energy demand and position Guaymallén as the country’s
Buenos Aires has enacted a comprehensive regulatory framework enabling neighbors, SMEs, and consortia to jointly generate renewable energy and monetize surplus injections to the grid. The Resolution 17/2026 establishes clear technical, legal, and economic conditions, opening new business opportunities and fiscal incentives that promise to accelerate distributed renewable projects at the community level. The Ministry
