Renewable energy in Argentina | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-01-02

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_Argentina


00:01:38 1 Electricity supply and demand
00:01:49 1.1 Generation
00:03:56 1.2 Imports and exports
00:04:46 1.3 Demand
00:05:42 1.4 Demand and supply projections
00:06:26 2 Transmission and distribution
00:07:08 3 Access to electricity
00:07:46 4 Service quality
00:07:56 4.1 Interruption frequency and duration
00:08:32 4.2 Distribution and transmission losses
00:08:57 5 Responsibilities in the Electricity Sector
00:09:08 5.1 Policy and regulation
00:11:48 5.2 Generation
00:12:41 5.3 Transmission and distribution
00:14:05 6 Renewable energy resources
00:15:59 6.1 Hydropower
00:16:47 6.2 Wind
00:18:57 6.3 Solar
00:19:32 7 History of the electricity sector
00:19:42 7.1 The reforms of 1991/92
00:22:36 7.2 Tariff freeze
00:23:51 7.3 Creation of Enarsa
00:24:31 7.4 Energy Plus and Gas Plus programs
00:26:31 7.5 The National Program for the Rational and Efficient Use of Energy (PRONUREE)
00:29:28 7.6 Recent tariff increases, 2008
00:32:34 8 Tariffs, cost recovery and subsidies
00:32:45 8.1 Tariffs
00:33:37 8.2 Subsidies
00:33:52 9 Investment and financing
00:36:16 9.1 Ongoing projects
00:36:41 9.1.1 Thermal power
00:38:35 9.1.2 Nuclear power
00:39:15 9.1.3 Hydropower
00:40:22 9.1.4 Transmission
00:42:13 10 Summary of private participation in the electricity sector
00:43:53 11 Electricity and the Environment
00:44:03 11.1 Responsibility for the environment
00:44:23 11.2 Greenhouse gas emissions
00:45:11 11.3 CDM projects in electricity
00:46:04 12 External assistance
00:46:13 12.1 World Bank
00:47:43 12.2 Inter-American Development Bank
00:48:16 12.3 Andean Development Corporation (CAF)
00:49:18 13 Sources
00:50:29 14 See also
00:51:01 15 Notes
00:51:10 16 External links
00:51:19 16.1 Public entities
00:51:54 16.2 Electricity distributors
00:52:17 16.3 External partners
00:52:35 16.4 Other



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The electricity sector in Argentina constitutes the third largest power market in Latin America. It relies mostly on thermal generation (60% of installed capacity) and hydropower generation (36%). The country still has a large untapped hydroelectric potential. The prevailing natural gas-fired thermal generation is at risk due to the uncertainty about future gas supply.
Faced with rising electricity demand (over 6% annually) and declining reserve margins, the government of Argentina is in the process of commissioning large projects, both in the generation and transmission sectors. To keep up with rising demand, it is estimated that about 1,000 MW of new generation capacity are needed each year. An important number of these projects are being financed by the government through trust funds, while independent private initiative is still limited as it has not fully recovered yet from the effects of the Argentine economic crisis.
The electricity sector was unbundled in generation, transmission and distribution by the reforms carried out in the early 1990s. Generation occurs in a competitive and mostly liberalized market in which 75% of the generation capacity is owned by private utilities. In contrast, the transmission and distribution sectors are highly regulated and much less competitive than generation.