Skyonline secures renewable energy supply from YPF Luz for its Buenos Aires datacenter

Skyonline's commitment to sourcing 85% of its Buenos Aires Tier III datacenter's electricity from renewables via a three-year PPA with YPF Luz sets a high operational standard for digital infrastructure in Argentina. Announced on 2026-03-13, this agreement secures approximately 7,200 MWh annually, directly linking critical IT operations to specific green energy assets. The hybrid supply structure, drawing from YPF Luz's 155 MW General Levalle wind farm in Córdoba and the El Quemado solar park in Mendoza, offers Skyonline enhanced energy reliability and potentially optimized pricing. This PPA allows Skyonline to meet ambitious decarbonization targets for its colocation and cloud services without direct ownership of generation assets. The structure effectively transfers development and operational risks to YPF Luz, providing Skyonline with predictable energy costs for its Buenos Aires facility over the three-year term. YPF Luz, as a dedicated renewable energy developer and operator across Argentina and Latin America, leverages this PPA to expand its off-take portfolio and further its energy transition objectives. The agreement monetizes power from the operational 155 MW General Levalle wind farm and the El Quemado solar park, which has 200 MW operational and 100 MW connected to the grid as of December. This deal diversifies YPF Luz's client base by securing an Argentine digital infrastructure customer in Skyonline, moving beyond traditional industrial off-takers. For Skyonline, an Argentine digital infrastructure company, this PPA directly supports its strategy to decarbonize critical infrastructure, positioning its Buenos Aires datacenter with a strong green energy profile for its colocation and cloud services clients. The undisclosed value of the PPA, announced on 2026-03-13, reflects a commercially negotiated rate for the long-term commitment and specific hybrid energy mix provided by YPF Luz in Argentina.