Argentina Projects an E-Methane and Hydrogen Plant with an Electrolyzer of 200 MW in Córdoba - Pv Magazine Latin America
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The energy transition in Argentina takes another important step with the announcement of a new industrial initiative focused on the development of synthetic fuels (e-fuels). The project, called Villa María New Energy, contemplates the construction and start-up of a large-scale plant destined for the production of e-methanol and green hydrogen, placing itself...
The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), eab New Energy GmbH and SEG Ingeniería have launched a public-private alliance to study the development of an e-methanol plant in Villa María, in the Argentine province of Córdoba. The project, called Villa María New Energy, includes an electrolyzer of 200 MW and a production of approximately 20,000 tons of renewable hydrogen per year. This hydrogen would be combined with biogenic CO2 of loc…
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