INSTITUTIONAL PRESENTATION

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1 INSTITUTIONAL PRESENTATION FERNANDO CÉSAR FERREIRA Executive Secretary 32 nd APPA Ordinary Session of the Council of Ministers April 2-3, 2015 Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire

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4 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE EXTERNAL AUDIT MEETING OF MINISTERS 27 Member Countries.. COUNCIL OF EXPERTS DIRECTIVE COMMITTEE 12 Members (4 per sub-region) EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT.. ADVISORY BOARD STUDIES AND PROJECTS DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF INTEGRATION ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCES MANAGEMENT Authority Advisory Control Permanent Secretariat..

5 Working Areas: Period A Supporting the formulation of Energy Policies and Strategic Decision Making B C D Promoting Institutional Integration and Technical Cooperation with other Cooperation and Development Agencies Promoting Solidarity Actions to the appropriate regional use of natural resources, energy security and integration Strengthening the Capacity of International Trading in Electricity and Hydrocarbons E Promote the use of new and renewable sources and efficient technologies

6 Working Areas: Period Electricity Renewable Energy Hydrocarbons Energy Efficiency Sustainable Development Environment Programs South South Cooperation Technical Assistance Products and Services National Regional Energy Systems (SIEE, SIER, SIEL) Energy, Environment and Population Energy Planning Systems (SUPER, SAME) Corporate Social Responsability Energy Planning Knowledge Transfer Virtual Energy Training (CAPEV) Gender Equity Knowledge Platform (Network Experts) Sub-regional Energy Integration Energy Efficiency Network (Red-Lac-EE) Climate Change Vulnerability Regional Seminars and events

7 South South Partnership - APPA - OLADE Virtual Energy Training Program (CAPEV) An internet technology platform that allows direct and simultaneous interaction between instructors and participants. Includes courses designed to meet the demand of the organizations and public bodies of member countries. Courses are mainly targeted to officials of Ministries, Departments of Energy and other stakeholders. Professionals from public institutions not related to energy, private companies, universities, and other private entities can access the virtual training for a fee. South-South Cooperation Proposal

8 ENERGY TRAINING PROGRAM 1. Virtual Energy Courses Live Online Courses 2 E-learning Asynchronous Courses National Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) 2. Professional Certificates (Virtual & On-site) Executive Development Program on Energy Planning (Virtual & On-site) Diploma on Energy Development and Social Inclusion (On-site) Master in Energy Forecast with a concentration in Electricity (On-site) 3. OLADE s Energy Information System Tools (Virtual & On-site).

9 RENEWABLE SOURCES No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE 16 1 Management of Wind and Solar Projects English 10 29/06-20/ Economic Analysis of Renewable and Non Renewable Energy Technical, economic and environmental management of biofuels. Technical, economic and environmental management of biofuels. ELECTRICITY Spanish 10 31/08-21/09 Spanish 10 18/02-11/03 English 10 18/02-11/03 No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE Smart Grids for sustainable communities: Design, development, operation and maintenance. Smart Grids for sustainable communities: Design, development, operation and maintenance. Project Management on regional electrical integration. Power generation and distribution of regional electricity markets Spanish 10 25/03-17/04 English 10 25/03-17/04 Spanish 10 28/09-21/10 Spanish 10 26/10-18/11

10 CAPEV 2015 ENERGY EFFICIENCY No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE 9 10 Implementation of the ISO standard for energy efficiency Energy efficiency in the transportation, industrial and construction sector. LEGISLATION & REGULATION Spanish 10 29/06-20/07 English 10 31/08-21/09 No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE Regulation of electricity transmission and distribution: Monitoring and impact Formulation and analysis of regulatory frameworks for renewable energy and energy efficiency. Spanish 10 27/07-19/08 English 10 28/09-21/10 13 Management of fees and energy subsidies Spanish 10 24/02-26/03

11 CAPEV 2015 HYDROCARBONS No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE Efficient use of hydrocarbons in the 14 residential, commercial, transportation and industrial sectors. Spanish 10 20/04-15/05 Efficient use of hydrocarbons in the 15 residential, commercial, transportation and English 10 20/04-15/05 industrial sectors. 16 Tax Management in Downstream activities Spanish 10 7/04-7/05 17 Strategies to solve Hydrocarbons's traffic Spanish 10 12/05-11/06 ENERGY PLANNING No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE Sustainable Energy Planning Program based on OLADE's Methodology Sustainable Energy Planning Program based on OLADE's Methodology Optimization in the national energy planning Spanish 40 30/06-3/09 English 40 30/06-3/09 English 10 8/09-8/10

12 CAPEV 2014 ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY No. COURSE LANGUAGE HOURS DATE 21 Development of green economy indicators Spanish 10 25/05-15/06 22 Development of green economy indicators English 10 25/05-15/06 23 Analysis of energy and environmental policies before climate change Spanish 10 20/10-24/11 Total Hours 290

13 OLADE s Energy Training Program Number of Participants , link points 1025 link points

14 OLADE and APPA: South South Cooperation Under a South-South Cooperation Approach. The MoU signed between the APPA and OLADE in June Provides targeted technical assistance regarding Energy matters to foster the knowledge exchange and expertise between the LAC and Africa region.

15 South South Partnership - APPA - OLADE APPA on behalf of its member countries has requested OLADE s support to learn from its experience in: The successful Human Resources training program in the hydrocarbon and energy sectors and climate change through the Virtual Energy Training Program (CAPEV). Their organizational structure and program of activities The achievement of high levels of energy access Data collection and dissemination mechanism for effective policy-making and planning Improved in energy efficiency through reduction of gas flaring and use of renewable energy. South-South Cooperation Proposal

16 Background: OLADE and APPA Africa is richly endowed with natural resources. There are increasing opportunities in the energy sector due to; Enhanced investment climate through policy reforms Improved demographic governance and political environment Economic growth has been resilience to recent global crisis Future forecasts of increasing trade and investment South-South Cooperation Proposal

17 Background: OLADE and APPA However, Africa has faced historic challenges to fully harness its natural resources to broaden the economic base to support inclusive sustainable growth and reduce poverty Enormous infrastructure gap [including hydrocarbon and electricity] Leaders and citizen are increasingly embracing regional solutions and integration Many resource abundant countries have low per capita income Suffer from weak institutional capacity Vulnerable to climate change South-South Cooperation Proposal

18 Background: OLADE and APPA Latin America & Caribbean In 1970, only half of the 275 million population had access to electricity. By 2013, the population had increased to 590 million people and the continent had boasted 88% electrification rate. 17 of the 26 countries having electrification rates at or above this average. Global leader in low-carbon power generation South-South Cooperation Proposal

19 South South Partnership - APPA - OLADE Proposal for Strengthening Africa's Energy Sector Integration Through South-South and Triangular Cooperation South-South Cooperation Proposal

20 South South Partnership - APPA - OLADE OLADE s Proposal Scope of work 1: Diagnosis of Current Status of the African Region 2: Strategic Plan of the African Energy Training Program 3: Implementation of African Energy Training Program Tools 4: Training for Focal Points and Energy Training Team 5: Dissemination and Implementation of the Pilot Energy Training Program 6: Support and Monitoring South-South Cooperation Proposal

21 South South Partnership - APPA - OLADE OLADE s Proposal Implementation Period Initial period of 3 years. Requires internal coordination and coordination of resources from APPA and member countries. Financial support from international institutions. Close cooperation between APPA and OLADE to secure funding. South-South Cooperation Proposal

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23 OLADE s Energy Training Program Number of Courses

24 Working Areas: Period NETWORKING EXPERTS, is a technical networks platform of the Energy Sector in Latin America and the Caribbean, is a space for dialogue and exchange among specialists. OLADE provides training specialists from our Member Countries Ministries and Departments of the Energy Sector, with highly qualified senior instructors. OLADE is committed to strengthen capabilities and update knowledge on energy issues in the Region. A private network that allows OLADE s Information Systems Advisors to communicate easily with their counterparts in other Member Countries through a secure platform, sharing information, publications and news from the energy sector.

25 Working Areas: Period OLADE offers the network of Documentation Centers on Energy in Latin America and the Caribbean. OLADE supports its Member Countries in gathering, managing and administrating their energy data through information systems that can be parameterized according to specific needs. OLADE also provides technical support in the hole process of implementation in each country, specially regarding human resource in building a team work in the Energy Ministries and Secretaries. OLADE encourages tripartite dialogue between governments oil companies and organizations of indigenous peoples trough the Energy, Environment and population Program.

26 Working Areas: Period Compiles and classifies the legal energy information of 27 Member Countries on Latin America and the Caribbean, contributing towards analysis and regional energy integration. SIEE database holds the most important variables of the energy sector in Latin America and the Caribbean, from 1970 to date. Compiles official data from the energy entities of OLADE s Member Countries and available for comparative analysis. Allows to forecast, simulate effects and quantify economical and environmental benefits as a result of the energy matrix s diversification, making it easy to analyze alternatives and effects in energy efficiency programs.

27 Working Areas: Period Best option still for conducting studies of energy scenarios, which allow to establish and analyze different options to expand the generation and transmission of an electrical system. OLADE promotes the exchange and cooperation between Member Countries, reducing knowledge asymmetries in the energy area and supporting technical development. OLADE promotes Gender Equity through a specialists network, workshops and the Gender Equity Handbook. Member Countries receive training and tools to implement Gender Equity Programs regarding energy policies.

28 Sub-regional Strategy

29 Strategic Alliances

30 EVENTS 2014 Managua, Nicaragua 08/20-21/14 Foz de Iguaçu, Brazil September Lima, Peru 09/18-19/14 Bogota, Colombia 09/3-5/14

31 EVENTS 2014 Quito, Ecuador October San Salvador, El Salvador 11/07/14 San Salvador, El Salvador 11/3-4/14

32 South South Partnership - APPA - OLADE Virtual Energy Training Program Promote continuous professional updating of knowledge on issues related to the energy and hydrocarbon sectors. Promote the sharing of results of research in universities, companies and public institutions in the field of renewable energy (biofuels, photovoltaics, wind, solar, thermal, hydraulic, biomass, ) Build and strengthen networks of specialized experts that support training through discussion forums. Decrease costs and optimize the time required for the organization and development of events, encouraging the participation of lower income countries. Contribute to knowledge exchange and dissemination of new energy technologies. South-South Cooperation Proposal