PCR signed a renewable energy supply contract with the Austral Business Park , the innovation, technology and business hub of Austral University, through which it will supply approximately 75% of the site's electricity demand with wind energy generated by the recent expansion of the Mataco-San Jorge Wind Farm and by the Vivoratá Wind Farm , which are part of the Luz de Tres Picos SA generating complex
The agreement came into effect on August 1, 2026 and will be valid for one year, until July 2027. The supply includes a contracted energy of 600 MWh per year and will allow the Austral Business Park to advance in its sustainability objectives by supplying energy from renewable sources.
This new contract reaffirms PCR's commitment to supporting companies and industries in their decarbonization processes, offering energy solutions that contribute to reducing the carbon footprint and promoting a cleaner and more efficient energy mix.
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"At PCR, we work to enable more and more companies to advance their sustainability goals through access to renewable energy. This agreement with Parque Empresarial Austral reflects our commitment to supporting our clients in their decarbonization processes, offering reliable energy solutions that generate value for both their operations and the environment," said Ariel Costanzo , Renewable Energy Director at PCR.
For her part, Belén Aliciardi , ESG leader at Parque Empresarial Austral, stated: “We understand sustainability as a strategic dimension of management and as an increasingly relevant factor for the competitiveness of companies. Incorporating energy from renewable sources is a decision within a broader ESG agenda, which seeks to reduce our environmental impact, establish measurable objectives, and generate long-term value for the entire community that is part of Parque Empresarial Austral.”
Through its renewable energy business, PCR continues to consolidate its presence in the Renewable Energy Term Market (MATER), supplying clean energy to companies committed to the energy transition and sustainable development.