2010s

In March 2017, the EMES Group independently acquired the share package of ODS, which included IECSA, Fidus SGR, Creaurban, Geometales mining company and road concessions.[22]​[23]​ After the acquisition, the construction company changed its name to Sociedad Argentina de Diseño y Desarrollo Estratégico Sociedad Anónima (SACDE S.A.) and Damián Mindlin took the position of president.[24]​.

SACDE S.A. specializes in EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) project management, and is oriented to the development of detailed engineering, comprehensive supply management and the construction of thermal, hydroelectric and renewable generation, high voltage transmission lines and transformer stations.[25]​.

Between 2018 and 2019, SACDE S.A. carried out the Engineering, Project and Construction works of two Wind Farms (Pampa Energía II[26]​ and Pampa Energía III),[27]​ composed of 14 wind turbines, with a total installed power of 53.2 MW. In 2019, the company started two other Hydroelectric Power projects, the Barragán Thermoelectric Power Plant[28]​ and El Tambolar Hydroelectric Power Plant.[29]​[30]​.

In 2017, the four partners of Grupo Emes returned to the real estate sector by acquiring land from Banco Santander Río "Banco Santander (Argentina)") in an exclusive sector of the City of Buenos Aires (Barrio Parque, Capital Federal),[31]​ with the aim of starting the construction of luxury homes.[32]​.

Present

In June 2020, after an investment of 350 million dollars, Pampa Energía inaugurated the second combined cycle at the Genelba Thermoelectric Plant, located in Marcos Paz, province of Buenos Aires, reaching a total installed power of 1,237 MW, and transforming it into the largest combined cycle plant in Argentina.[33]​.

In December 2020, and as part of its plan to focus its investments on energy generation and gas exploration and production, with a focus on the development and exploitation of its unconventional gas reserves (shale and tight gas), Pampa Energía began negotiations to sell the share package of Edenor.[34]​ In view of said transaction, it signed a contract with Daniel Eduardo Vila, Mauricio Filiberti, José Luis Manzano and a group of investment funds and companies represented by the latter. The closing of the transaction is subject to compliance with certain usual conditions precedent for this type of transaction, including, among others, approval by the shareholders' meeting of Pampa and the National Electricity Regulatory Entity (ENRE).[35]​.

In February 2021, the Pampa Energía shareholders meeting formally approved the sale of Edenor and in June 2021 the National Electricity Regulatory Entity (ENRE) authorized the Technical Report on the sale. In this way, what was agreed between the parties since December 2020 will be finalized.

In January 2022, Pampa began the expansion of its Pampa Energía III wind farm, in the Buenos Aires town of Coronel Rosales with an investment of 120 million dollars. The works will add 81MW and will allow 134.2 MW of renewable energy to be contributed to the national system. In August of the same year, the equipment for the assembly of the new wind turbines arrived in the country.[36][37]​.

In 2022, Pampa Energía is working on the closure of the Combined Cycle at the Ensenada Barragán Thermal Power Plant, which it owns together with YPF. This joint investment will allow it to expand the generation capacity of the plant by 50% and raise it to 847MW.[38]​ This is in addition to the inauguration of the second Genelba Combined Cycle, in 2020, which included the participation of Alberto Fernandez.[39]​.

2010s

In March 2017, the EMES Group independently acquired the share package of ODS, which included IECSA, Fidus SGR, Creaurban, Geometales mining company and road concessions.[22]​[23]​ After the acquisition, the construction company changed its name to Sociedad Argentina de Diseño y Desarrollo Estratégico Sociedad Anónima (SACDE S.A.) and Damián Mindlin took the position of president.[24]​.

SACDE S.A. specializes in EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) project management, and is oriented to the development of detailed engineering, comprehensive supply management and the construction of thermal, hydroelectric and renewable generation, high voltage transmission lines and transformer stations.[25]​.

Between 2018 and 2019, SACDE S.A. carried out the Engineering, Project and Construction works of two Wind Farms (Pampa Energía II[26]​ and Pampa Energía III),[27]​ composed of 14 wind turbines, with a total installed power of 53.2 MW. In 2019, the company started two other Hydroelectric Power projects, the Barragán Thermoelectric Power Plant[28]​ and El Tambolar Hydroelectric Power Plant.[29]​[30]​.

In 2017, the four partners of Grupo Emes returned to the real estate sector by acquiring land from Banco Santander Río "Banco Santander (Argentina)") in an exclusive sector of the City of Buenos Aires (Barrio Parque, Capital Federal),[31]​ with the aim of starting the construction of luxury homes.[32]​.

Present

In June 2020, after an investment of 350 million dollars, Pampa Energía inaugurated the second combined cycle at the Genelba Thermoelectric Plant, located in Marcos Paz, province of Buenos Aires, reaching a total installed power of 1,237 MW, and transforming it into the largest combined cycle plant in Argentina.[33]​.

In December 2020, and as part of its plan to focus its investments on energy generation and gas exploration and production, with a focus on the development and exploitation of its unconventional gas reserves (shale and tight gas), Pampa Energía began negotiations to sell the share package of Edenor.[34]​ In view of said transaction, it signed a contract with Daniel Eduardo Vila, Mauricio Filiberti, José Luis Manzano and a group of investment funds and companies represented by the latter. The closing of the transaction is subject to compliance with certain usual conditions precedent for this type of transaction, including, among others, approval by the shareholders' meeting of Pampa and the National Electricity Regulatory Entity (ENRE).[35]​.

In February 2021, the Pampa Energía shareholders meeting formally approved the sale of Edenor and in June 2021 the National Electricity Regulatory Entity (ENRE) authorized the Technical Report on the sale. In this way, what was agreed between the parties since December 2020 will be finalized.

In January 2022, Pampa began the expansion of its Pampa Energía III wind farm, in the Buenos Aires town of Coronel Rosales with an investment of 120 million dollars. The works will add 81MW and will allow 134.2 MW of renewable energy to be contributed to the national system. In August of the same year, the equipment for the assembly of the new wind turbines arrived in the country.[36][37]​.

In 2022, Pampa Energía is working on the closure of the Combined Cycle at the Ensenada Barragán Thermal Power Plant, which it owns together with YPF. This joint investment will allow it to expand the generation capacity of the plant by 50% and raise it to 847MW.[38]​ This is in addition to the inauguration of the second Genelba Combined Cycle, in 2020, which included the participation of Alberto Fernandez.[39]​.