development of biofuel. Wind power generation represents 16% of the energy supply that Comodoro Rivadavia requires. That is satisfied through 18 wind turbines located on Arenales Hill, away from Comodoro Rivadavia. The wind farm Antonio Morán is the largest in Argentina and the second largest in South America. The issues regarding hydrogen-based energy are under research in Pico Truncado city, Santa Cruz province, where there is an experimental center. Another area under research is the production of biofuel from algae of which the results are expected in the long-term. The Energy Center develops projects related to renewable and non-renewable energies. Tourism The coast of San Jorge Gulf marks the start of the ocean-to-ocean corridor, a stretch of land that connects the city of Comodoro Rivadavia in Chubut, Argentina with Chacabuco Port in Chile. This connection is important for commerce and tourism. Comodoro Rivadavia is an important city in the zone. It has some museums as the Oil Museum, which is located in General Mosconi neighborhood, and the Astra Museum, located in Astra neighbourhood, about 20 kilometres away from the downtown. Migratory southern right whales can be witnessed from shores. Rada Tilly Rada Tilly is a small town close to the city of Comodoro Rivadavia. Its most important sight is the beach and the variety of activities that you can do there, for example swimming, fishing, windsurfing and scuba diving or just spending some outdoor time at the beach. There also is a small sea lion reservation, a place where families of sea lions can be seen. References Notes Bibliography Publicación H 202. p. 257. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Armada de la República Argentina. Journal of Iberian Geology (2001). Geology of the Golfo San Jorge Basin, Argentina. Golfo San Jorge Landforms of Chubut Province Landforms of Santa Cruz Province, Argentina Bays of Argentina