Steve Sass

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Not Your Father’s Data Center · Live From PTC ’26 | Data Center Trends with datacenterHawk · 22 Jan 2026 podcast

So there's private companies doing the substation to the park, and then the utility does everything else, right?

Gotcha.

I'll make a couple calls.

Finally, in Argentina as a country, politically has been, not politically, economically has not been very stable, but right now they found the second largest natural gas reserve down there in southern Argentina.

So potentially the same thing happened in east, I'm sorry, west Texas could happen in Argentina once they build the infrastructure.

The president there is very close to the U.S.

president, and he wants to bring investments down there.

So I think Argentina, you could see some investments going in there.

And you're talking, you know, $0.05, $0.06 a kilowatt hour in most of these markets as well.

So Argentina, Euro wide, Brazil, $0.05 to $0.06 a kilowatt hour.

Right.

But remember, theirs is, I would say, 90% to 95% renewable.

So in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, you can have 90 to 100% renewable energy, which you can't really get that right now in the U.S.

Yeah, most of the countries are 80 to 90%.

Yeah, so most of LATAM has a lot, not Mexico, but South America has a lot of hydro, right?

So I would say 50% to 60% to 70% of that number is hydro.

Okay.

So now they're trying to get more into solar, obviously, and other wind.

But the NAT gas story is more, I would say, more in southern Argentina, like I mentioned.

That's why OpenAI announced the 500 megawatt possible deployment down there.

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