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Solar Photovoltaic Plant Project (300 MW) in Argentina

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Description

Opportunity to acquire a 300 MW pipeline consisting of one RTB (Ready-to-Build) asset with an active PPA and two advanced-stage projects targeting high-value mining and urban demand.

Overview

Core Competencies: Full-cycle EPC, construction supervision, O&M, and permitting.
Institutional Strength: Deep-rooted relationships with legislative authorities and provincial governments in Catamarca, Salta, and Neuquén.
Value Add: Capability to navigate complex regulatory environments and secure PPAs in high-demand sectors (Mining/Industrial).

Feature	Project 1: Vaca Muerta (Neuquén)	Project 2 & 3: Catamarca
Capacity	100 MW (Scalable from 30 MW phase)	200 MW Total (2 x 100 MW)
Status	RTB / Partially Operating (3 MW active)	Advanced Stage / Government Evaluation
Offtaker	Pampa Energía & Local Municipality	Mining Industry & Urban Demand
PPA Price	USD 68/MW (Potential to renegotiate)	USD 92/MW (Estimated)
Timeline	18 months to full completion	Provincial approval expected near-term
Strategic Edge	Immediate entry; existing PPA reduces risk	High-margin mining demand; strong backing.

The current renewable energy market is characterized by a scarcity of sellers. Most major players are holding assets for long-term cash flow.

The Opportunity: To avoid the “buyer’s premium” on fully operational assets, Interenergy should pivot toward RTB and under-construction projects. This allows for capturing early-stage value and securing positioning in high-growth corridors like the Vaca Muerta energy hub and the Northern mining belt.
Comparative Analysis: These assets should be benchmarked against the Jinko Cordillera — Cordillera 1 Project to determine the optimal financial and technical fit.