Bibliographic citations
Serpa, K., (2021). Proponer modificaciones en los mecanismos regulatorios para cumplir con los proyectos aprobados en los planes de inversiones en transmisión [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/22354
Serpa, K., Proponer modificaciones en los mecanismos regulatorios para cumplir con los proyectos aprobados en los planes de inversiones en transmisión [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional]. PE: Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería; 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/22354
@misc{renati/711882,
title = "Proponer modificaciones en los mecanismos regulatorios para cumplir con los proyectos aprobados en los planes de inversiones en transmisión",
author = "Serpa Guillermo, Krisanth Rodrigo",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería",
year = "2021"
}
This research addresses the issue of looking for improvements in regulatory mechanisms in electricity transmission to encourage compliance with the Investment Plan, because distribution concessionaires, mainly state-run, are not complying with the implementation of planned projects in the Investment Plan, making them unable to satisfactorily meet demand and creating problems in electrical systems. The main objective of this report is to propose improvements in current electricity transmission payments structures that encourage firms to carry out planned projects. To achieve this objective, a comparison was made between the current payment structures of the transmission, where the projects that were bidded for through public competition were used with the assumption that these same projects would have been paid at standard costs. In addition, the cost overruns associated with non-compliance with the planning were reviewed, analyzing the contract extensions that were signed with REP and the additional generation charges that were paid for the delay of planned projects. With the analysis carried out, it was proposed to use a “Mechanism of Manifestation of Interest and Auctions “, where distribution concessionaires who cannot execute their projects, request the MINEM to access this mechanism so that other companies that are interested in carrying out the project can execute it. This new mechanism will help reduce project execution times, and companies avoid competing in a bidding process where other possibly bidders may offer lower costs to execute the projects.
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