An Argentine firm is in talks to finish two stalled Venezuelan hydro dams, adding 672 MW to a grid that runs at 40 percent, under a US license.
South America · Energy
Key Facts
— The deal. An Argentine engineering firm, IMPSA, is close to reviving a long-dead contract to finish two hydropower dams in Venezuela.
— The prize. The work could add up to 672 megawatts to a national grid that has been crippled by years of blackouts.
— What unlocked it. A United States license issued earlier this year cleared the sanctions hurdle that had frozen the project.
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