Confirmed Companies

AAEE (ARGENTINA)
ABB MEXICO SA
ABT ASSOCIATES
ADVANCE NEW ENERGIES
AKSYS DE MEXICO SA
ALE HEAVYLIFT DE MEXICO SAAMERON (USA)
AREVA-TD (FRANCIA-MEXICO)
ARIES POWER & INDUSTRIAL CO
AVEOL (VENEZUELA)
BNSF (MEXICO)
BARR MC MANUS (MEXICO)
CARBONE LORRAINE PRODUCTS
CASALS & ASSOCIATES INC
CEEBC
CEMTA
CETER (CUBA)
CFE (MEXICO)
CHEVRON ENTERPRICES S DE RL
COMISION DE ENERGIA Q ROO
CONSULTORIA LEGAL EN ENERGIA
DYNKO (MEXICO)
EDF-EN (FRANCE)
ELEKTRA DEL MILENIO SA
EMERGING ENERGY RESEARCH
ENERGEO SA
ENLACE DE TECNOLOGIA PROYECTOS Y SERVICIOS
FINCAS PAJARES
FRISA FORJADOS SA
GAMESA
GARRAD-HASSAN
GRUPO CABEZUT
GRUPO TERRA (HONDURAS)
HYOSUNG CORPORATION (KOREA) ICI PROYECTOS
IMPULSO VERDE
INGETEAM
INSTITUTO DE INV. ELECTRICAS
INTEROCEANIC CARGO CARRIER
KOUSA INT´L (USA)
KR WIND (USA)
LINCOLN INDUSTRIAL (MEXICO)
MAMMOET DE MEXICO SA
MARTIFER (BRAZIL)
METEOSIM TRUEWIND
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
MTE CORPORATION
NORTHERN STATES TRANSPORTATION INC (USA)
PRODUCTOS ROLMEX SA
PROLEC GE
PUERTO DE SALINA CRUZ (MEXICO)
RES - AMERICAS
SECRETARIA DE ENERGIA
SERINE CONSTRUCTURA SA
SIEMENS (GERMANY)
SKF DE MEXICO SA
SNAP-ON SUN DE MEXICO SA
SOLUCIONES ENERGETICAS
SOWITEC DE MEXICO ENERGIAS RENOVABLES, S DE RL
ST. PETERSBURG ST. POLY TECH UNIV (RUSSIA)
TALLERES WILLIES SA
TECO-WESTINGHOUSE (USA) TRADELOSSA
TRANSNEYNO SA
TRANSPORTES DE LOS SANTOS E HIJOS SA
TRASNPORTES Y GRUAS AURIGA
TRITECH/CASTROL
TU TRANSFORMAS (MEXICO)
TURBO POWER (MEXICO)
UNAM (MEXICO)
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
UNION PACIFIC (MEXICO)
VESTAS (DENMARK)
VYCMEX MEXICO SA
WIND & P LTD (KOREA)
WIND ELECTRIFITY (MEXICO)

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Conferences Slides CLICK HERE

The supply chain for construction and operation of wind farms in LATAM has grown in importance with the increasing number of developments popping up in the entire region. Different and new players have been called to this activity due to the rising demand of this market; the lack of local experiences, high costs, necessary skills absence and chronic infrastructure deficits presents challenges and opportunities requiring new skills, contacts and experience  to accomplish the set up of this projects.

Objectives:

- To met actual and new products and services offers oriented to satisfy the demand of the emerging projects in the region.

- To Design strategies for achieving the national integration marks taking advantage of the local opportunities those marks bring.

- To foresee the challenges in logistics to appear at some locations and to contact the right people to work on them.

- To understand the support and incentives mechanisms developed by different levels of the governments for impel the local suppliers.

- To develop the necessary skills to operate and maintain a wind farm with local staff getting cost efficiency and spreading well-being at the communities.

Topics:

Overview:

- Supply chain overview.

- International Expierence and the Optimization of the Supply Chain in the Region.

- Logistics and Transportation.

- Wind Farms O & M Service.

- Wind Farms Developmen in LATAM

Attendees:

Utilities, governmental agencies of both countries, WTG, wind supply manufacturers and services providers, regulators, research centers, universities, consulting, banks, investors, environmental agencies, etc.

Preliminary Program

Terms and Conditions

Sponsorships Opportunities

Registration Form

Sponsorship Contract

PREFERENTIAL* TARIFF FOR THE HOTEL BARCELO: WORKSHOP LAWEA
Price for the Single Room / night: $156USD ($2025 Pesos MX) All Inclusive
Price for the Doubble Room / night: $104USD ($1350 Pesos MX) All Inclusive
*Don´t forget to mention you are assisting to the LAWEA Workshop

Phone: +52-958-58-10-055
    
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