Chairman of the Regulatory Authority for Energy and Mining Investments (OSINERGMIN) in Peru and Coordinator of the Master Program in Regulation, Catholic University of Peru
Track A, Session 13
SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Industrial Engineer graduated from the Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (University of Engineering of Perú) with a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin; a Certificate in Economics from the Universita di Bologna, Italy, and Ph D. in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin. Besides being professor in universities in Peru and the United States, he held executive positions in several institutions such as the Industrial Development Bank of Peru; MINPECO and CENTROMIN PERU. He has held several positions at the World Bank in Washington. At present, he is Chairman of the Regulatory Authority for Energy and Mining Investments in Peru – OSINERGMIN and Coordinator of the Master Program in Regulation at Universidad Católica del Perú (Catholic University of Perú).
Mr. Dammert has written several books including “A world Copper Market” (U. Texas Press), Economía Minera (U. del Pacífico); Regulación y Supervisión del Sector Eléctrico (Regulation and Supervision of the Power Sector – Fondo Editorial Universidad Católica); The World Financial Crisis (forthcoming) as well as literary publications.
ABSTRACT SUMMARY
"Peruvian model for quality supervision of the power sector"
One function of the Peruvian Energy Regulatory Authority (OSINERGMIN) is to supervise quality of the power sector. OSINERGMIN’s model for quality supervision is unique in Latin America because it is based on specific processes for each activity (technical quality, commercial quality, public lighting and safety). Each supervision process includes:
• Desirable quality levels;
• Quantitative targets;
• Assignment of responsibilities for the entities supervised and the regulator;
• Measurement of quality levels through sampling techniques and other methods;
• Scale of fines based on avoided costs as a means to incentivate compliance with quality standards; and
• Periodic evaluation and retrofitness. |