Governments of Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Chile to Gather With Leading Energy Sector Investors for a High Level Meeting at The Pacific Alliance Energy Forum

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Sep 25, 2017, 08:50 ET

CARTAGENA, Colombia, September 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --

EnergyNet is pleased to announce the upcoming Pacific Alliance Energy Forum taking place in Cartagena, Colombia from the 28 - 29 September 2017.

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The Forum will welcome the governments of Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Chile together with leading energy investors in these countries for a high level meeting to further the Pacific Alliance's evolving energy agenda.

Recognising the role energy can play in strengthening the Alliance and the role energy cooperation is already playing in supporting national development objectives, the 'Pacific Alliance Energy Forum' will provide the industry with an innovative investment platform to identify opportunities for energy businesses arising from increasing regional engagement.

The forum is officially endorsed by the Colombian Government as the host country and by Mexico's SENER. It is also being held with the Supporting Partnership of ProMexico, ProChile and InPeru.

Panel discussions to address opportunities for investors in renewable energy, gas, interconnections technology and financing will take place with leading stakeholders including ACCIONA Energia, JCM POWER Vestas, Grenergy, GE, First Solar, Nordex Acciona Windpower, ISA, Electroperu, SociedadPortuaria El Cayao - SPEC LNG, Naturgas, Transportadora de Gas Internacional SA ESP, GrupoEnergia de Bogotá, Inter-American Development Bank, United Nations, Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional (FDN), among others.

Distinguished speakers for the Pacific Alliance Energy Forum include:

Jimena Jara Quilodrán, Subsecretary of Energy, Ministry of Energy, Chile
Germán Henríquez Véliz, President of the Board of Directors, Independent Coordinator for the National Electric System, Chile
Gabriel Carvajal Menegollez, Engineering and Projects Manager,Independent Coordinator for the National Electric System, Chile
Dr. César Emiliano Hernández Ochoa, Deputy Minister, SENER, Ministry of Energy, Mexico
Jesús Serrano Landeros, Commissioner, Comisión Reguladora de Energía , Mexico
Eduardo Meraz Ateca, Director General, CENACE, Mexico
Emmanuel Espinoza, Director of Energy and Sectorial Strategy, ProMexico
Luis Alberto Haro, President, Electroperu
César Butrón, President, COES - Sinac, Peru
José Miguel Acosta, Director of Electric Energy, Ministry of Energy and Mines, Colombia
Enrique Cadena, Senior Advisor, Energy, Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional (FDN), Colombia
Andrés Villegas Ramelli, Director Interconexión Eléctrica Colombia-Panamá, ISA
Manlio Coviello, Chief, Natural Resources and Energy Unit, Economic Regional Commission for Latin America, United Nations
Faith Corneille, Senior Regional Energy Advisor for Latin America, Bureau of Energy Resources, U.S. Department of State
Orlando Cabrales Segovia, President, Naturgas
Jaime Orjuela, President, Transportadora de Gas Internacional SA ESP
Astrid Alvarez, President, Grupo Energia de Bogotá
José María Castro, General Manager, Sociedad Portuaria El Cayao - SPEC LNG
Rafael Mateo, Chief Executive Officer, ACCIONA Energia
Renny Lopez, (A) Corporate Vicepresident, Energy, CAF Development Bank of Latin America