Electricity: Government Changes Rules for Large Consumers
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The national government created a regime that obliges the new large electricity consumers to have their own generation and power of backup.The measure aims to prevent the growth of industrial projects and data centers from requiring energy from the reserve available for users who are already connected to the system or [...] The entry The government seeks for large electricity consumers to finance their own supply was first published in First Edi…
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El DiarioBuenos Aires, 25 September (NA) -- The Government created the Foreign Demand Regime (XDEM) to prevent all users from assuming the cost of new large-scale projects. Consequently, the new industrial and large-scale enterprises that are incorporated into the electricity system will have to contribute their own supply of generation and power. The measure seeks that the entry of this demand “does not consume the reserve that today guarantees the supp…
The measure protects users of the electrical system and provides predictability for investments in data centres, mining, among others.
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