VIII WFER IN PERU:
The Energy Transformation Challenge
Welcome to Peru demands of our growing economy in a way that is inclusive and sustainable. We believe this is a success case in energy regulation of adapting to the needs of an evolving market and would like to share our experiences as we learn together. Our heritage, natural wealth, and recent achievements make Peru and the city of Lima an excellent venue for the next edition of the Forum.
Our country of immeasurable cultural
Daniel Schmerler Vainstein President of the Directive Counsel
wealth, tradition and natural beauty is located on the western coast of South America. Peru is home to a population of 30 million, In spite of its relatively small size, Peru is a country of very complex and diverse geography. It features three We would like to convey our gratitude
distinct regions: the coast, the Andes and
for the opportunity to be candidates as
the Amazon rainforest.
both country and organization to host the eighth World Forum on Energy Regulation
The great variety of archeological treasures
(WFER VIII) in 2021. We thank the 33
of Peru bear witness to the amazing
national and international institutions that
development of the people of its ancient
have expressed their support to us. It is the
cultures in areas as diverse as metalwork,
most important event in the field of energy
agriculture, architecture, textile art and the
regulation and we would be honored to
artistic and utilitarian ceramic production.
welcome you to the first edition to be held
At present, Peru is taking advantage of its
in South America, the region with the most
natural resource wealth to further integrate
renewable energy potential in the world.
into the world economy, attract investment, expand trade and advance technologically.
and
Over the past decade, Peru has been one
independent regulation, we have been able
of the fastest growing economies of the
to anticipate issues and meet the energy
Latin American region.
With
agility,
adequate
policies
The year 2021 marks country’s Bicentennial
OSINERGMIN has been an autonomous
of
of
institution for the past 20 years. It has a
achievements for which Peru has set very
high degree of independence in decision-
ambitious goals. Our country is in the midst
making, budget use, and follows best
of an important transition with respect to
practices with respect to transparency and
how we understand and relate to our use of
accountability.
Independence,
a
celebration
energy. As we continue on the path building our clean energy and renewables capacity,
The WFER has yet to take place in South
technological advances pose challenges
America, an attractive region with some of
and opportunities that will require bold and
the greatest opportunities for the world's
creative thinking.
energy sector. We believe Peru reinforces the international spirit and prestige of the
At OSINERGMIN, we believe Peru to be a
Forum in various aspects. In addition to
reference in regulatory matters because
our impressive pre-Columbian cultural
of its great results. In the last decade,
heritage, our country is privileged to hold a
electricity generation has doubled and
wealth of natural resources and ecosystems
natural
increased
that permit us to envision a future for clean,
fivefold. The gap in access to energy
sustainable, natural energy. We would like
services between rural and urban sectors
to realize Peru’s potential, collaborate and
has decreased significantly from 66.2% in
learn together from experience.
gas
production
2000, to just 20% in 2016.
has
Availability and quality of local conference facilities
Lima Annual Meetings - World Bank Group - International Monetary Found
Venue Options
Our Experience
Lima Convention Center
OSINERGMIN is an independent regulation agency known for its efficiency and the technical abilities of its collaborators. Lima's convention center has been designed with cutting edge OSINERGMIN participates actively in international organizations related to energy. It has organized
infrastructure, built on a perimeter of 10,684 m2, with four floors
two events of the ARIAE (Ibero-American Association for Energy Regulators), the organization’s Annual
of auditoriums divided into 18 rooms of varied dimensions for
Meeting and its General Assembly. And, it has also hosted three editions of the Global Energy Forum,
individual and simultaneous use, as well as furniture, equipment,
an academic event that has positioned its relevance in the national energy sector.
an area for specialized administration offices, and warehouses, among others. The Lima Convention Center can accommodate
In addition to, Peru has recently hosted the 2016 APEC Summit, during which more than 15,000
up to 10,000 people.
delegates participated in over 160 technical and specialized meetings. In 2014, the country and the city of Lima hosted the 20th COP, receiving over 121,000 high-level representatives of 195 countries in one of the world’s most important global summits on climate change.
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Accessibility of the host city Availability and quality of local accommodation
AIR CONNECTIVITY
The capital of Peru is a city of contrasts. It has all the advantages of modern life and, at the same time, its 400-year-old historic center has true architectural jewels of the 17th and 18th century Baroque and Rococo. Lima have daily direct flight to Madrid, Paris and Amsterdam and more than 470
ACCOMMODATION
weekly non-stop flights to Latin America. Lima has conference facilities with the latest infrastructure and technology, which are ready to fulfill the requirements of any kind of national
The Jorge Chavez International Airport, an important connection hub in South America, is located 19 km from Lima's center.
or international event and to provide business travelers Lima’s
with
comfort
extensive
and
expertise
convenience. in
hosting
international conferences such as the COP20, the World Bank and IMF Meetings, and the APEC Forum has allowed us to be named by the 2016 regional edition of the World Travel Awards (WTA) as the Best Destination in South America for Meetings & Conferences.
# Hotels
In addition to our high quality hotel and airport infrastructure, Peru is a leading tourist destination thanks to our nature, heritage, culture and the increasing popularity of our cuisine. We trust that the opportunity
to
experience Peru’s many attractions will appeal to the international participants of the Forum.
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CHAPTER 1 - LOGISTIC ArrANGEMENTS
Attractiveness of the host city
Solar Plant RubĂ.Peru
Programme agenda development
The conference programme will be developed
o Competitiveness of new energy sources.
and
o Energy integration.
agreed
upon
by
the
Committees
that consist of the Regional Association
o Electrification of the energy matrix.
representatives that make up the International
o Sustainable management based on energy
Confederation of Energy Regulators (ICER).
demand: Smart Grids, Electric Vehicles, Internet
To establish a full thematic agenda, in-person
of Things and distributed generation.
meetings will be held in Lima during February
o Universal access with new technologies.
2020.
o New price regulation systems for a Smart
The historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, one of the 7 Wonders of the world is accessible through the gateway city of Cusco, only an hour's flight from Lima.
society. As an overall theme, OSINERGMIN proposes
o Resilience and planning.
"The
o Energy market perspectives.
Energy
Transformation
Challenge:
Competitiveness and sustainability of energy
o Challenges for Women in Energy.
markets, opportunities and achievements", which will address the following aspects:
We hope to welcome you in 2021 to the unparalleled experiences that Peru can offer, with the warmth of a country with open doors to knowledge, collaboration, and development.
La Costa Verde, Lima
CHAPTER 2 - ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
CHAPTER 3 - Attracting Participants to the Forum
Mistura Gastronomy Fair Archaeological Site Huaca Huallamarca
Ceviche
Fruits
Lima's Historical Center CHAPTER 3 - Attracting Participants to the Forum
CHAPTER 3 - Attracting Participants to the Forum
VIII WFER IN PERU: The Energy Transformation Challenge
CHAPTER 3 - Attracting Participants to the Forum