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Ariana Lee y Eugenia Álvarez

The Rio Turbio deposit, located in Santa Cruz province, is considered to be the national coal capital of Argentina. Coal resources in Argentina are estimated to be 465 million metric tons of which 460 million metric tons are mainly in the Rio Turbio and Pico Quemado mines. Argentina does not consume significant amounts of coal (0.9% of the total), unlike other countries such as China, the United States or Germany, where coal is one of the most widely used sources. And, is  it ranked 68th in the whole world. It is possible to extract coal in this area since it's wide broad place with great amounts of coal bed.

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YPf - Refinería La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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YPf - Refinería La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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YPf - Refinería La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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Embalse del Río Tercero, Córdoba, Argentina

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Embalse del Río Tercero, Córdoba, Argentina

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Embalse del Río Tercero, Córdoba, Argentina

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La instalación está situada en la costa sur del embalse de río Tercero en la provincia de Córdoba. Su construcción se inició el 7 de mayo de 1974. El 20 de enero de 1984 comenzó su operación comercial y finalizó su primer ciclo operativo el 31 de diciembre de 2015.
La central cumple con todas las exigencias locales e internacionales y como todas las centrales nucleares argentinas cuenta con la Licencia de Operación por parte de la Autoridad Regulatoria Nuclear.

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Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut Province, Argentina

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- It's the greatest producer of wind energy in Argentina and it's called 'Parque Eolico Antonio San Morán'
- It applies 25% of energy
- The wind is very powerful in this area because the Andes Mountain Range in that part is lower and so the winds of the Pacific Ocean can cross the mountains and enter Patagonia
- It has wind speeds between 9 and 11.2 m/s
- Supports what the government says about not damaging the environment as it's eco-friendly
- Finally, there's a project in Patagonia that consists in placing small wind turbines on top of people's houses so that they can create their own energy in an eco-friendly way

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Zárate Partido, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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Zárate Partido, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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Zárate Partido, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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Atucha 1 and 2
The Atucha Nuclear Complex, or Atucha Nuclear Power Plant, is the location for two adjacent nuclear power plants in Lima, Zárate, Buenos Aires Province, about 100 kilometres (62 mi) from Buenos Aires, on the right-hand shore of the Paraná de las Palmas River. Both are pressurized heavy-water reactors (PHWR) employing a mixture of natural uranium and enriched uranium (0.85% of ²³⁵U), and use heavy water for cooling and neutron moderation.

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Martínez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Martínez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Martínez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Solartec is an Argentinian company founded in 1981 in the city of Martínez, Buenos Aires. They work to introduce Argentina to clean energy, mainly solar energy, they manufacture photovoltaic modules since 1986. Their purpose is to providing reliable and safe equipment units and systems useful for social development and environmental protection. Rural electrification is set up in the provinces of Corrientes, Entre Ríos, Chaco, Jujuy, La Rioja, Misiones, Neuquén, San Luis and Santa Fé.

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Dr Leonardo Cuenca, Paso, La Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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The Cuenca del Plata has a very important hydroelectric generation capacity. Its use occupies a relevant portion of power generation in the countries involved. For Paraguay in particular, it represents the highest percentage of its GDP. The sub-basins with the greatest hydroelectric potential are Alto Paraná, Alto Uruguay and, to a lesser extent, Bajo Paraná. The main national hydroelectric plants in each country of the Basin (with more than 100 MW of power), with the Alto Paraná basin corresponding to the largest number of plants in operation.

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ANA LARRUY-NIKITA AGUZIN

Clean Energy XXI destca the Copahue Geothermal Project is one of those big projects that could make a difference in Argentina. The project involves the construction of a geothermal plant from the use of the obtained endogenous steam geothermal field “The Triplets of Copahue” drilling of wells needed to feed the plant and construction of a transmission line linking the geothermal reservoir area with the nearest transformer station that integrates the National Electric System.

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The tidal energy produced in Argentina is is mainly produced in Río Gallegos and it is the second place in the world that produces the most tidal energy, because of the amplitude of tides. The movement of tides throws an average of 13 metres between low tide and high tide. It is one of the places in the planet with the greatest difference