February 3, 2009 Marquis Reforma Hotel Mexico City, Mexico Para Español REGISTRATION | SPONSORSHIP |
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Mexico recently passed legislation aimed at overhauling the country’s energy industry and primarily the national oil company Pemex. The Institute of the Americas is organizing an executive Roundtable discussion of the landmark measures and what the next steps and path toward implementation may look like. More specifically, through a series of high level panels, the Roundtable will analyze why the reform was necessary and what it really means for Mexico’s energy outlook and what may be in store in terms of possible contracts and opportunities | |
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February 4th, 2009 The Marquis Reforma Hotel Mexico City, Mexico Para Español REGISTRATION | AGENDA | SPONSORSHIP |
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The Institute of the Americas will convene a roundtable in Mexico City on February 4, 2009 to discuss strategies for accelerating Mexico’s participation in global carbon bonds markets. Topics that will be discussed include: - With renewed commitment by Barack Obama to a mandatory cap-and-trade system in the U.S. and post-Kyoto negotiations moving slowly, what can and should Mexico do to become a more substantial participant in this market?
- Project funding for initiatives in Mexico is available despite the economic recession. What sectors have great untapped potential according to investors?
- How can Mexican companies take advantage of the “Special Program on Climate Change” and new “green funds” planned or projected?
This is the Institute’s second annual program on carbon bonds in Mexico. Its well-received January 2008 program was heavily attended by private companies, government representatives, and civil society leaders, attracting more than 250 participants.
Registration fee: $200 per person. Fee for Government, NGOs and Academia: $100. Attendees of the February 3rd roundtable “Mexico, Energy Reform & PEMEX: Implementation and Next Steps” can attend for $100. PRINCIPAL SPONSOR
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| May 12-13, 2009 Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines La Jolla, CA
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This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it | SPONSORSHIP Recognized as the most significant meeting of its kind, the La Jolla Conference annually convenes the most influential players of the Latin American energy sector. Last year's conference included presentations by the CEO of Ecopetrol , Uruguay's Minister of Energy, and senior executives from PDVSA, YPFB, PEMEX, AES, Duke Energy, and EPE of the Brazilian government, among others. | |
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