Buenos Aires Enables Electric Cooperatives to Generate Their Own Renewable Energy
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The province of Buenos Aires enabled electric cooperatives and mixed economy societies with municipal concessions to generate energy from renewable sources to supply their own users. In this way, it is expected to encourage the participation of these groups in measures aimed at the energy transition.
Law 15.665 incorporates the figure of the community self-generator, allows for the development of joint projects between municipal concessionaires and provides financing lines for the purchase of equipment of national manufacture.
The province of Buenos Aires modified the electricity regulatory framework to allow cooperatives and mixed economy companies that have municipal concessions to generate electricity from renewable sources to supply their users. The reform incorporates the figure of the “community autogenerator” in Law 11.769 and establishes that these entities will be able to produce electricity through renewable sources, provided that they totally or partially u…
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