{"id":1584,"date":"2019-02-06T14:44:44","date_gmt":"2019-02-06T14:44:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ventus.global\/blog\/?p=1584"},"modified":"2019-02-07T21:22:06","modified_gmt":"2019-02-07T21:22:06","slug":"empresas-argentinas-quieren-generar-su-propia-energia-limpia","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ventus.global\/blog\/empresas-argentinas-quieren-generar-su-propia-energia-limpia\/","title":{"rendered":"EMPRESAS ARGENTINAS QUIEREN GENERAR SU PROPIA ENERG\u00cdA LIMPIA"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nFuente: Bloomberg<\/p>\n

Las empresas en Argentina est\u00e1n empezando a invertir para generar su propia energ\u00eda e\u00f3lica y solar, ya que la electricidad de las empresas de servicios p\u00fablicos tradicionales y las cooperativas se vuelve m\u00e1s cara debido a la segunda recesi\u00f3n que atraviesa el pa\u00eds en tres a\u00f1os.<\/p>\n

\u00abEl precio de la energ\u00eda solar y e\u00f3lica est\u00e1 cayendo, mientras que el precio de la electricidad est\u00e1 aumentando porque se est\u00e1n eliminando los subsidios\u00bb, dijo en una entrevista Marcelo Breton, director financiero del promotor de energ\u00eda limpia con sede en Uruguay, Ventus Ingenieria SA. \u00abEs algo nuevo que no estaba sucediendo hace dos a\u00f1os, pero est\u00e1 empezando a suceder ahora\u00bb.<\/p>\n

Ventus inici\u00f3 en Uruguay, construyendo peque\u00f1os proyectos e\u00f3licos y luego parques solares con capacidad instalada no mayor a 10 megavatios para clientes corporativos. Esta es la idea que est\u00e1 despegando en Argentina.<\/p>\n

El programa Renovar de Argentina es actualmente el principal impulsor de la inversi\u00f3n en energ\u00eda renovable del pa\u00eds, otorgando acuerdos de compra de energ\u00eda por casi 4,5 gigavatios de capacidad desde que el presidente Mauricio Macri asumi\u00f3 el cargo en diciembre de 2015. Se ha fijado el objetivo de aumentar la capacidad de energ\u00eda limpia a 10 gigavatios para 2025.<\/p>\n

Alrededor de 8.000 empresas en Argentina tienen actualmente contratos para comprar al menos 300 kilovatios de capacidad cada una, a empresas de servicios p\u00fablicos y cooperativas, dijo el director de desarrollo de negocios de Ventus, Francis Raquet.<\/p>\n

Ese es el mercado al que Ventus le apunta. Aproximadamente la mitad de los 120 empleados de la compa\u00f1\u00eda est\u00e1 en Argentina, y Breton espera que estas empresas generen la mayor parte de su negocio all\u00ed en 2019 y 2020.<\/p>\n

Los productores de energ\u00eda en Uruguay como Ventus y la empresa estatal de servicios p\u00fablicos Usinas y Transmisiones El\u00e9ctricas tienen una ventana para exportar energ\u00eda a la vecina Argentina, antes de que el pa\u00eds pueda generar suficiente energ\u00eda para satisfacer sus necesidades. Uruguay vendi\u00f3 317 gigavatios\/hora a Argentina el a\u00f1o pasado, seg\u00fan datos del gobierno. Alrededor de la mitad provino de UTE, como se le conoce a la empresa estatal.<\/p>\n

Ventus est\u00e1 buscando nuevas fuentes de ingresos antes de que Argentina se vuelva autosuficiente, lo que, seg\u00fan Raquet, llevar\u00e1 unos cuatro a\u00f1os. Actualmente, la compa\u00f1\u00eda est\u00e1 en conversaciones para vender el excedente de electricidad de los parques e\u00f3licos de Uruguay a una compa\u00f1\u00eda el\u00e9ctrica en Brasil.<\/p>\n

Nota Original:Argentina Companies Bypass Utilities, Make Their Own Clean Power<\/p>\n

Reportero en la nota original: Ken Parks en Montevideo, kparks8@bloomberg.net<\/p>\n

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Source: Bloomberg<\/p>\n

Companies in Argentina are beginning to invest to generate their own wind and solar energy, since electricity from traditional public service companies and cooperatives becomes more expensive due to the second recession the country is going through in three years.<\/p>\n

\u00abThe price of solar and wind energy is falling, while the price of electricity is increasing because subsidies are being eliminated,\u00bb Marcelo Breton, financial director of Uruguay-based clean energy developer Ventus Ingenieria, said in an interview. SA \u00abIt’s something new that was not happening two years ago, but it’s starting to happen now.\u00bb<\/p>\n

Ventus started its Operations in Uruguay, building small wind projects and then solar parks with installed capacity of no more than 10 megawatts for corporate clients. This is the idea that is taking off in Argentina.<\/p>\n

The Renovar program in Argentina is currently the main driver of investment in renewable energy in the country, granting power purchase agreements for almost 4.5 gigawatts of capacity since President Mauricio Macri took office in December 2015. It has been fixed the goal of increasing clean energy capacity to 10 gigawatts by 2025.<\/p>\n

Around 8,000 companies in Argentina currently have contracts to buy at least 300 kilowatts of capacity each, from utilities and cooperatives, said Ventus business development director Francis Raquet.<\/p>\n

That is the market that Ventus aims for. Approximately half of the company’s 120 employees are in Argentina, and Breton expects these companies to generate most of their business there in 2019 and 2020.<\/p>\n

Energy producers in Uruguay such as Ventus and state utility company Usinas y Transmisiones El\u00e9ctricas have a window to export energy to neighboring Argentina, before the country can generate enough energy to meet their needs. Uruguay sold 317 gigawatts \/ hour to Argentina last year, according to government data. About half came from UTE, as the state company is known.<\/p>\n

Ventus is looking for new sources of income before Argentina becomes self-sufficient, which, according to Raquet, will take about four years. Currently, the company is in talks to sell the surplus electricity from the wind farms of Uruguay to an electricity company in Brazil.<\/p>\n

Reporter: Ken Parks in Montevideo, kparks8@bloomberg.net<\/p>\n

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