8th Annual Brazil Energy (PB302)
Venue: Inter-Continental Miami
Location: Miami, Florida, United States
Event Date/Time: Mar 20, 2003 | End Date/Time: Mar 21, 2003 |
Description
In addition, the crisis pervading the U.S. energy sector, along with the world economic downturn has caused energy companies to re-think their positions in Brazil. Some are selling assets and leaving the market. Other players are entering or taking bigger positions.
Attend CBI’s 8th Annual Brazil Energy conference, March 20-21, 2003 in Miami, FL. Gain insight into the impact of these changes, details of the progress being made, future plans, and lessons learned by the government and energy sector participants in the process.
Gain insights from 25 Industry Leaders:
AES Brasil Energia * AES Tiete * Baker & McKenzie * BNP Paribas
Brascan S.A. * CPFL Energia * Citibank * Edison S.p.A.
Enelpower do Brasil * Felsberg e Associados * Harvard University
International Finance Corporation * InterGen Energy
Marubeni Power International * Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy *
Operador Nacional do Sistema Eletrico * Petrobas Power
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey * Standard & Poor’s
Transportadora de Gas del Norte * Trench, Rossi e Watanabe * Unibanco
U.S. Export-Import Bank
Learn about:
-Exits from the market and new players — Strategies, asset values and lessons learned
-How credit and regulatory risk can affect needed investments
-The changing role of Petrobras — Reassessing generation investments and it's impact on lead developers
-Latest developments in long and short term PPAs and trading
-The transmission expansion model — Regulatory framework, concession/auctioning process and payment system
Benefit from 3 Timely Case Studies:
-AES — Plans for Brazilian assets
-Edison — Bringing Iberité from cogen to combined cycle
-Enelpower do Brasil — Developing and financing the Novatrans transmission system
PLUS -- Choose from 2 Pre-conference Workshops — Thursday, March 20, 2003
A. Financing Energy Projects and Recovering Investment
B. Managing the Impact of New Regulatory Proposals and Corporate and Debt Restructuring in the Changing Brazilian Market