What will be covered in this webinar?
Let's address the possible (and not ideal) command conflict with publishing distinct milestones (ANEEL and Congress). What will come first? What is worth more? Decision of the ANEEL or Federal Law? Does GD become attractive with the milder transition scenario indicated in the Bill?
O Canal Solar has invited two of the leading experts in the energy market to speak about this delicate and controversial topic. Pedro Dante is a lawyer specializing in the energy market and a partner at Demarest, one of the largest law firms in Brazil. Bernardo Marangon is an electrical engineer specializing in the energy market and a partner at Exata Energia. Limited spaces available! The link to access the webinar room will be sent to participants after completing the form.
Who is in charge of GD the most? ANEEL or law created by Congress?
Presenters
Dr. Pedro Dante, Lawyer
Partner in the energy practice area of Demarest Advogados, one of the largest law firms in Brazil. Chairman of the Regulatory Studies Committee of the Brazilian Institute for the Study of Energy Law – IBDE. Coordinator of the Energy and Arbitration Committee of CAMARB – Business Arbitration Chamber. Arbitrator at CAMOB – Measurement and Arbitration Chamber of Western Bahia. Full member of the Energy Law Committee of the OAB/SP. Lawyer specialized in regulatory matters related to the electric power sector with over 17 years of experience in the sector. He has extensive experience in Energy Purchase Agreements and judicial and arbitration litigation involving Generators, Traders, Distributors, Transmitters, Free Consumers, the Regulatory Agency and the Granting Authority. Bachelor of Laws from Universidade Santa Cecília (UNISANTA) and postgraduate degree in Civil Procedure and Constitutional Procedure from Universidade Católica de Santos (UNISANTOS), with specialization in Management in Electric Power Business (FGV- SP). Administrative Law (SBDP) and Leadership for Lawyers (GVLaw). He was a guest lecturer for several courses in the energy sector at the Brazilian Institute of Energy Law Studies (IBDE), the National School of Magistracy, preparatory courses for arbitrators in the energy sector in partnership with CAMARB, and gave several lectures on the sector. He began his career in the electricity sector in 2002 at Elektro Eletricidade e Serviços S/A (Energy Distributor) and for the last 8 years he worked at the Electric Energy Trading Chamber – CCEE, and for the last 3 years he held the position of Regulatory Legal Manager.
Eng. Bernardo Marangon
He was Generation Director at Grupo Léros between 2016 and 2018, where he developed and was responsible for the construction of photovoltaic generation plants in the Distributed Generation (DG) modality. He worked at EDP Brasil between 2010 and 2015, working in the areas of Operation and Maintenance Planning for Hydroelectric Power Plants (UHEs), where he coordinated the failure analysis process, and in the New Business area, where he participated in M&A transactions, whose values exceeded R$ 2 billion. He is currently a founding partner of Exata Energia, whose activities include investment in Generation, Energy Commercialization in the Free Market and financial advisory and management for Generators and Energy Traders. He recently participated as a financial advisor to Grupo Energisa in the valuation of Alsol, a company that operates in the distributed generation market (transaction R$ 11,7 MM and Cash commitment). Graduated in Electrical Engineering from the Federal University of Itajubá – UNIFEI (2009), he has a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from UNIFEI (2011).
Mediator
Engineer Bruno Kikumoto de Paula
President of the Canal Solar. Electrical Engineer (UDESC), Master in Electrical Engineering (UNICAMP). Specialist in project management, inspection and commissioning of photovoltaic systems. Over 10 years of experience in the electronics industry in Brazil and abroad. Instructor of solar energy courses at UNICAMP. Specialist in design and commissioning of photovoltaic plants. Specialist and consultant in applications and consumers for the Free Energy Market.
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