FES Argentina · Renewables & Storage is entering its decisive phase with limited capacity and the last Early Bird tickets available just one week before the event. The summit will be held on 4 and 5 March in Buenos Aires, at a key moment for the redefinition of Argentina’s national energy market.
The event will gather CEOs, senior executives, regulators and business leaders in the Argentine capital for two days focused exclusively on renewable energy and energy storage. Reduced ticket availability anticipates a high-level turnout, consistent with the executive profile that characterises the Future Energy Summit (FES).
Given the strong interest and an expected attendance of more than 500 participants, FES has confirmed that today and tomorrow, 25 and 26 February, are the final days to secure Early Bird tickets.
For those seeking a more comprehensive experience, VIP access is available, including participation in all networking spaces and the exclusive Partners & VIP cocktail reception.
All those interested in securing discounted regular or VIP passes can reserve their place exclusively via the official Future Energy Summit website.
Among the confirmed partners are Sungrow, JA Solar, CATL, Jinko, Genneia, 360Energy, Goldwind, PCR, Gamechange Solar, Coral Energía, SECCO, Vestas, Singsun, LH Energy, Solar DQD, FMO, SolarCleano, Flexgen, Marsh, Arctech, Kehua Tech and BLC Power Generation.
They are joined by APSystems, YPF Luz — the power generation subsidiary of Argentina’s state-controlled energy company YPF — TotalEnergies, Coarco, GCL, Aluar, Meteocontrol, Compet, Helius Energy, Akribis and Runco, reflecting the technological and financial diversity that currently structures the Argentine market.
The third edition of FES in the country will take place amid a profound structural transformation of Argentina’s electricity system, as Resolution SE No. 400/2025 consolidates the Forward Market (Mercado a Término, MAT) as the central supply mechanism and establishes that distributors within the Wholesale Electricity Market (MEM) must cover the majority of their seasonal demand through bilateral contracts, effectively shifting energy purchasing and sales decisions to market-based mechanisms.
In parallel, the renewable energy segment continues its expansion. Argentina has reached 7,843 MW of installed renewable capacity in the Wholesale Electricity Market, excluding large hydropower, with wind power and solar PV playing a leading role.
At the same time, energy storage is gaining ground as an enabler of the new competitive framework, driven by precedents such as the AlmaGBA tender, which awarded 713 MW in battery energy storage systems (BESS), and with the AlmaSADI auction pending launch for approximately 600–700 MW of storage capacity nationwide.
In this context, FES Argentina · Renewables & Storage positions itself as the platform where regulation, investment, financing and project development converge. The agenda, therefore, combines institutional vision, corporate strategy and technical analysis in a format that prioritises interaction among decision-makers throughout the day.
As in every edition, the event stands out for its strategic panels and continuous networking spaces in a professional environment, with leading sector companies and senior government officials participating, creating a favourable setting to debate trends and advance business models that drive the energy transition.
With limited capacity and the promotional phase in its final stretch, the 2026 edition of Future Energy Summit in Argentina is preparing to bring together hundreds of corporate representatives who will define investments and strategic partnerships at a critical juncture for the country.
Do not miss the opportunity to attend FES Argentina and secure your ticket for 4 and 5 March.
