PERÚ - Observatory for Renewable Energy in Latin America and

Perú- Products I and II
Project Name Main goal Most important barriers
Positive aspects of
the policy and legal
framework
Needed to
replicate the
project
How it benefits your
community
What government
should do
W.F.
“Talara”
Juan
Coronado
Lara
Being pioneers in the
introduction of the
technology of wind
power generation,
contributing with the
diversification of the
energy matrix.
During the participation in
the RER auction it was no
clear the aplicability of the
Correction Factor that
applies as a hardship over
the RER generator, when
this does not fulfill its duty
of supplying part of the
Awarded Energy
The fundamental
aspect was the
signature of longterm
contracts at a
flat rate, which
guarantees in some
way the profitability
of the project and the
return of investment.
It is required
adjusting the
existent normative
to each project
according to the
generation
technology, being
wind, solar,
geothermal, etc.
It generates income by
the rent of the plot land
to the local community,
serves as touristic
attractive and will
generate employment
to the population.
Fundamentally checking
what concerns to the
applicable Correction
Factor when a RER
generator does not fulfill
with giving the whole
awarded energy.
H.P.S.
Santa Cruz
II.
Fernando
Urquiza
Build an hydroelectric
power station, generate
electricity and apply to
the CDM.
The tributary rules
regarding to CERs is not
so clear; it does not fit in
the definitions of good or
service.
The RER normative
that priorizes the
dispatch and
guarantee the
incomes.
A good relation
with the
community,
applying to the
CDM and
viability in terms
of costs.
Annual expenditures to
implement works of
social benefit.
Implementation of fish
farms and farms.
Redesign
the
mechanism of
anticipated recuperation
of the general sales tax
or IGV to make it
applicable to small
stations.
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