The power connected under the national distributed generation regime in Argentina went from 96.4 MW in September 2025 to 174.2 MW in August 2026 , a growth of more than 80% in just eleven months.
Meanwhile, between January and August , 5,166 100% electric vehicles were registered, compared to 526 units in the same period of 2025, according to data from the Association of Automotive Dealers (ACARA).
Although they start from different scales, both movements converge on the same opportunity: integrating generation, storage and new consumption under a common energy management , shifting the business from selling isolated equipment towards more complete solutions.
Livoltek It is one of the players seeking to advance this model in Argentina. The company, present in the country for approximately two years, offers solutions for the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
Its portfolio includes inverters ranging from 3 kW to 10 kW for residential applications and on-grid models up to 125 kW for larger-scale projects, as well as batteries, BESS and electric vehicle chargers, from residential AC alternatives to fast DC equipment for public spaces.
The bet going forward is that these technologies will stop functioning as independent units.
“Our idea, especially in the residential aspect, is to combine the electric car charger with solar energy, linking it with the inverter and batteries,” explained Luciano Margulies , technical support engineer at Livoltek Argentina, to Energía Estratégica during the Energy Efficiency Expo in Buenos Aires.
In that vein, the software completes this architecture. “We have our own platform where you upload your equipment, have all the data visible, and control how to manage energy,” Margulies explained.
The integration is part of a broader expansion strategy in the local market. Livoltek seeks to increase its reach to installers and end users and consolidate its presence in various energy segments , leveraging its generation, storage, and charging capabilities.
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The expectation is that this growth will also translate into greater brand visibility. “I’d like to be walking around and see a Livoltek charger at a gas station, for example,” said Amalis Maurera , the company’s Marketing Manager.
Distributed generation accelerates and C&I concentrates the power
The base on which this type of solution can be developed is expanding.
According to the latest report from the Secretariat of Energy, Argentina reached 5061 user-generators and 174245 kW installed and connected through bidirectional meters under the regime of Law 27,424 in August. In that month alone, 171 new users and 8762 kW were added.
The distribution of that capacity, however, shows two clearly different markets.
The commercial and industrial segment accounts for 139,419 kW , around 80% of all registered power, through 2,165 user-generators. The residential segment, on the other hand, has more installations—2,613—but only totals 14,100 kW.
In the first case, storage is also beginning to occupy an increasingly relevant place as a complement to self-generation and a tool to manage available energy.
“A key product for us is the BESS line, which we also offer under our own brand. It's something that's being promoted and is growing significantly in the country,” Margulies stated.
Livoltek's expansion strategy also includes a regional industrial component. The company has a factory in Manaus, Brazil, where it currently produces several models of inverters and residential chargers for electric vehicles.
The intention is to progressively expand that capacity to supply a larger portion of its portfolio from the region. “We hope to soon be able to manufacture the entire line and import more quickly for all of Latin America,” the company stated.
The evolution of the market is thus beginning to modify not only what equipment homes and businesses demand, but also how suppliers structure their offerings . Photovoltaic generation, storage, new loads, and digital tools are no longer necessarily appearing as independent solutions and are beginning to be integrated around a single installation.