During the visit, the importance of the power plant in the electricity supply both in Argentina and in the region was emphasized.
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The Argentine ambassador to Paraguay, Guillermo Nielsen, visited the Yacyretá hydroelectric complex on a day focused on the present and the energy future shared with Argentina, within the framework of strengthening bilateral cooperation.
The delegation was received by the entity's executive director, Diego Adúriz, together with the head of the Technical Department, Richart Pintar, and the manager of the Aña Cuá project, Darío Jara, who headed the work agenda.
During the visit, a technical tour of the hydroelectric plant was carried out, which allowed us to review its operation, its generation capacity and its role within the energy system.
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In this context, the importance of Yacyretá was emphasized as a key infrastructure for electricity supply both in Argentina and in the region, consolidating itself as a strategic
asset for energy security.
The Aña Cuá project
One of the central axes of the day was the presentation of the progress of the Aña Cuá project, an expansion project that will increase the installed capacity of the complex by taking advantage of the branch of the Paraná River that bears that name. As detailed above, this expansion will not involve changes in the level of the reservoir, reinforcing its efficient and sustainable development profile
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The Aña Cuá project represents a leap in terms of energy efficiency, with a direct impact on generation capacity and the stability of the electrical system. Its implementation aims to strengthen the available energy supply and accompany the growth of demand in both countries
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Nielsen's visit is part of a broader agenda aimed at consolidating the bilateral relationship between Argentina and Paraguay, with special emphasis on strategic areas such as energy,
infrastructure and integrated development.
These sectors are fundamental pillars for advancing cooperation that seeks greater predictability and regional scale.
In this context, Yacyretá positions itself not only as a source of electricity generation, but also as a central axis in regional energy integration.
