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Presentations of Energy Day 2014
Session I: Camisea – After Ten Years
Moderator – Gustavo Navarro, Business Manager of PETROPERÚ S.A. In this session, lessons and experiences left in the first ten years of Camisea project operation for country’s growth were evaluated. The speakers of this session were made up by the representatives of the main companies involved in each stage of the project: Ricardo Ferreiro, General […]
Session II: South Gas pipeline, Energy Node and current financing of energy projects
Moderador – Juan Miguel Cayo, Manager of Regulaltion to Endesa Group Latin America and ex Vice Minister of Energy and Vice Minister of Economy of Peru The speaker of this Session was Rodney Carvalho, director of Pipelines Area of Odebrecht Latinvest and president of the South Peru Gas Pipiline – Transportadora de Gas, he analized […]
Keynote Speaker
Michael Zammit, ex Executive Secretary of the UN Convention on Climate Change, gave a presentation(See Presentation) that invites us to reflect on climate change in our planet as a result of centuries of population and economic growth based on the use of fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas). Stating that global warming is unequivocal and […]
Keynote Speech
Speaker– Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, ex-president of México Regional integration and Mexican energy market opening and its impact in Latin America (See Presentation) 1. Mexican energy market opening In December 2013, Mexico approved a constitutional reform by which it was decided to liberalize its energy industry, allowing the entry of private investors to a sector […]
Session III: Perspectives of energy integration
Moderator – Cesar Butrón, Chairman of the Board of Committee for Economic Operation of the National Interconnected System (COES) The main speaker was Enrique Rodríguez-Flores, Specialist in Energy of Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), who analyzed that the energy integration is a key element in politics for the development of Latin-American region as it will allow […]
Session IV: Economic Potential of the South and Analysis of the Hydrocarbon Up-Stream Situation
Moderator – Carlos Gomero, partner of Laub&Quijandría The first speaker of this session was Luis Carranza, , Ex-Minister of Economy and Finance, who stated that the potential economic growth in the South (12% annually) lies in the mining sector (See Presentation), which concentrates major social conflicts constituting a barrier to private investment and; therefore, fewer […]
