On 4 and 5 March, the City of Buenos Aires will host FES Argentina Renewables & Storage, the most important in-person event in Spanish-speaking Latin America for the renewable energy and energy storage sector. The summit will also be broadcast live across the region.
With the participation of hundreds of C-level executives, senior government officials and leading technical experts, the event will convene the companies shaping the new cycle of energy investment in Argentina and the Southern Cone.
This year’s edition will focus on the technological ecosystem underpinning renewable expansion and storage growth. Global manufacturers, system integrators, developers, utilities, investment funds and strategic suppliers will share a common platform for analysis and networking, at a time when investment decisions require greater efficiency, bankability and regulatory adaptability.
The agenda, tickets and further information are available at: https://live.eventtia.com/es/fes-argentina26. The live broadcast can be followed via the official Future Energy Summit YouTube channel.
Among the global technology players attending are Sungrow, JA Solar, JinkoSolar, CATL, Kehua Tech, APSystems, Arctech and GCL. These companies lead the development of solar PV modules, inverters, battery technologies and mounting structures.
Their presence reflects strategic interest in a market seeking to consolidate competitive projects under private contractual schemes, including corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs), with growing integration of battery energy storage systems (BESS).
The storage segment will play a central role, with companies such as CATL and FlexGen, recognised for their expertise in BESS solutions and system integration. Argentina is beginning to establish clearer regulatory and market signals for storage, and international experience from these firms provides key insights into cost trends, scalability and business models in transitioning electricity markets.
In wind energy, participation from turbine manufacturers such as Goldwind and Vestas confirms that wind power remains structural within Argentina’s renewable matrix. At the same time, companies including GameChange Solar, Meteocontrol and SolarCleano will showcase innovation in performance optimisation, monitoring and maintenance—critical variables in an increasingly competitive environment.
The block of generators and utilities will be represented by companies such as Genneia, 360Energy, PCR, YPF Luz—the power generation subsidiary of Argentina’s state-controlled energy group—alongside TotalEnergies, Coral Energía, SECCO, Helius Energy and Aluar.
These firms are leading strategic projects and corporate renewable energy contracts in the country. Their participation anticipates discussions on capacity expansion, storage integration, distributed generation strategies and commercial positioning under the new regulatory framework.
The ecosystem is further complemented by financial and insurance players such as FMO and Marsh, together with specialised firms including BLC Power Generation, LH Energy, Solar DQD, Coarco, Compet, Akribis, Runco and Singsun. This consolidates a comprehensive value chain covering development, construction, operation and risk mitigation.
This corporate mobilisation takes place amid a profound structural transformation of Argentina’s energy market. Following a change in national administration, the country is moving from a historically centralised model towards a market-oriented framework aimed at attracting private investment in renewable energy, grid integration and infrastructure.
Resolution SE No. 400/2025 marks a turning point by promoting the transition towards private bilateral contracts through the Mercado a Término (MAT) as the primary procurement mechanism. Distribution companies within the Wholesale Electricity Market (MEM) must cover at least 75% of their seasonal demand through bilateral contracts, shifting energy purchasing decisions to market participants and reinforcing competition.
Under this new framework, CAMMESA, the wholesale market administrator, assumes an active coordination role by managing contract registries, publishing reference prices and supervising settlements. The MAT is consolidating as the central vehicle for expansion, building on progress under the Renewable Energy Term Market (MATER), which records 85 projects totalling 3,646.5 MW of renewable capacity with dispatch priority, plus 51 additional awarded projects exceeding 2,300 MW pending commercial operation.
Energy storage is also gaining prominence. The AlmaGBA tender, with 713 MW awarded, establishes a price reference and financial incentives for new BESS projects. In parallel, Argentina has reached 7,843 MW of installed renewable capacity in the Wholesale Electricity Market, excluding large hydropower, with strong participation from wind power and solar PV.
In this context of regulatory redefinition and technological consolidation, FES Argentina Renewables & Storage positions itself as the forum where strategy, innovation and financing converge. As the leading event in Spanish-speaking Latin America in its segment, it will gather the most influential companies and senior policymakers to debate trends and opportunities.
Do not miss the opportunity to participate in FES Argentina 2026.
