SECCO continues to strengthen its commitment to the development of renewable energy in Argentina. The company announced the commercial authorization granted by CAMMESA for the Bella Vista Photovoltaic Solar Park , effective July 1, 2026, and also reported significant progress at the Esquina Solar Park, both located in the province of Corrientes.
The Bella Vista Solar Park is now 100% operational, contributing 7 MW of new renewable capacity to the provincial electricity grid and strengthening the region's energy infrastructure with clean sources. This development marks a fundamental milestone for the province and the region, becoming the first project of the RenMDI program to begin operations in Corrientes and the second nationwide.
Meanwhile, the Esquina Solar Park, which will supply another 20 MW of clean energy to the grid, is making significant progress and is practically complete. Having completed its civil works, commissioning tests, and injection within the planned timeframe, only the completion of the power line connection remains to achieve final commercial operation.
Together, both initiatives will add 27 MW of sustainable power to the provincial electricity grid.
“The civil works, internal infrastructure, and assembly progressed even ahead of schedule. This allowed us to commercially open the Bella Vista wind farm and leave the Esquina wind farm practically finished, just one step away from its commercial opening after the corresponding tests,” said Matías Gómez, Commercial Manager of Power Generation at SECCO.
These developments are part of the projects awarded under the RenMDI Call for Proposals, promoted by CAMMESA. They also represent a strategic milestone for the Company, as they are being developed entirely with its own capital , reflecting SECCO's confidence in the energy potential of Corrientes and the growth of the sector.
Through the commissioning of Bella Vista and the imminent integration of Esquina, SECCO reaffirms its role in the expansion of innovative energy solutions, supporting regional productive development through a more efficient, diversified and sustainable energy mix.