Cross-border energy projects and trade in Argentina are regulated under both national and international agreements. Argentina is part of several regional energy trade agreements, particularly with neighboring countries like Brazil…
The regulation of fossil fuels versus renewables in Argentina is shaped by the country’s dual focus on maximizing hydrocarbon production and promoting renewable energy. The Hydrocarbon Law No. 17,319 governs…
Recent changes in Argentina’s energy and renewables laws include amendments to the Renewable Energy Law No. 27,191 to strengthen renewable energy targets, and updates to the regulatory framework for energy…
International climate agreements, such as the Paris Agreement, have a significant impact on Argentina’s energy policy. The government has set renewable energy targets and carbon reduction goals in line with…
Ensuring access to energy in rural areas is a key goal of Argentina’s energy policy. The government has implemented programs to extend electricity grids and promote off-grid renewable energy solutions,…
