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Colección SciELO Chile

Latin America Energy Integration: An Outstanding Dilemma

Indexado

WoS	WOS:000323775900017
Scopus	SCOPUS_ID:84902216748

DOI

10.1016/B978-0-12-397891-2.00014-6

Año

2013

Tipo

artículo de investigación

Citas Totales

Autores Afiliación Chile

Instituciones Chile

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Internacional

Autores
Afiliación Extranjera

Instituciones
Extranjeras

Abstract

This chapter examines energy integration issues within Latin America, with a discussion of the current situation, focusing on both the "haves" and "have-nots" and the benefits and drawbacks from energy integration. It examines the opportunities and prospects for the future, in particular with a discussion of some of the benefits that might be attained from widespread integration of electricity markets within the region, and why these opportunities have not been achieved to date, identifying the geopolitical issues that should be considered in any integration effort, and the progress that has been achieved so far by looking at the regional experiences in energy integration. Among the conclusions of this chapter is the belief that for energy integration to succeed in Latam, a compelling belief is needed within policymakers and political establishment on the benefits that can be attained from such integration. © 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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	978-0-12-397891-2

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Autores - Afiliación

Ord.	Autor	Género	Institución - País
1	RAINERI-BERNAIN, RICARDO JORGE	Hombre	World Bank - Estados Unidos Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Chile
2	Dyner, Isaac	Hombre	CIIEN Univ Nacl Colombia - Colombia Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
3	Goni, Jose	Hombre	Universidad de Concepción - Chile
4	Castro, Nivalde	-	UNIV FED RIO DE JANEIRO - Brasil GESEL-Instituto de Economia-UFRJ - Chile Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
5	Olaya, Yris	-	UNIV NACL COLOMBIA - Colombia Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
6	Franco, Carlos Jaime	Hombre	UNIV NACL COLOMBIA - Colombia Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
7	Sioshansi, FP	-

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Financiamiento

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Islamic Development Bank

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Agradecimientos

Agradecimiento
In 2011, the Andean markets initiative (under CAN) started a wider plan where Bolivia and Chile became part of what is known as the Andean Electricity Integration Initiative. In April 2011, ministers, deputy ministers, and senior officials of the Energy Sector of Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru met to discuss issues related to each country’s electric infrastructure and the mechanisms to advance in a process of regional electricity integration. Resulting from this meeting, the Galapagos Declaration has agreed on creating the Council of Ministers for the Development of the Andean Electricity Corridor. Consequently, a request for technical and financial support was submitted to the IDB aiming at making progress toward the fulfillment of the goals defined in the work plan. The basic principles within this initiative aim to ensure the stability and legal and contractual assurance, free transit of electricity, together with free and nondiscriminatory access to the remaining capacity of the networks. Later, in a May 2012 meeting, The Council reviewed and approved the studies to be carried out with funding from the IDB in the areas of regulation and planning of interconnections. Also, a timetable and an institutional framework of the work to be conducted were agreed, expecting an approval in the next Council of Ministers meeting. The technical cooperation is financed by the IDB, through the “Support for Andean Studies of Electrical Interconnection, RG-T2056” Project.

Agradecimiento

In 2011, the Andean markets initiative (under CAN) started a wider plan where Bolivia and Chile became part of what is known as the Andean Electricity Integration Initiative. In April 2011, ministers, deputy ministers, and senior officials of the Energy Sector of Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru met to discuss issues related to each country’s electric infrastructure and the mechanisms to advance in a process of regional electricity integration. Resulting from this meeting, the Galapagos Declaration has agreed on creating the Council of Ministers for the Development of the Andean Electricity Corridor. Consequently, a request for technical and financial support was submitted to the IDB aiming at making progress toward the fulfillment of the goals defined in the work plan. The basic principles within this initiative aim to ensure the stability and legal and contractual assurance, free transit of electricity, together with free and nondiscriminatory access to the remaining capacity of the networks. Later, in a May 2012 meeting, The Council reviewed and approved the studies to be carried out with funding from the IDB in the areas of regulation and planning of interconnections. Also, a timetable and an institutional framework of the work to be conducted were agreed, expecting an approval in the next Council of Ministers meeting. The technical cooperation is financed by the IDB, through the “Support for Andean Studies of Electrical Interconnection, RG-T2056” Project.