Peru's state-owned energy companies may play a greater role under the administration of newly-inaugurated President Ollanta Humala, Peruvian Minister of Energy and Mines Carlos Herrera said last month, according to Reuters. Herrera added that the idea would be for state companies, such as Petroperú and Electroperú, to have a greater role in state management and the "general idea is for the capital to be private." Should Peru's state-run companies be expanded or reformed? If so, in what way and how should the private sector be involved? Would Brazil and Colombia be good models to follow
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The renewed importance of mining in the Peruvian economy and the expectation of new investments in t...
Should a developing nation embrace foreign direct investment, or are such decisions more likely to r...
Copyright © 2011, Inter-American Dialogue, used with permission from the publishers.Brazil's São Pau...
This month, Colombia gained a new energy minister, economist Mauricio Cardenas, but lost long time ...
Peru\u27s state-owned energy companies may play a greater role under the administration of newly-ina...
Argentina last week announced it would seize the 51 percent of YPF owned by Repsol, arguing that the...
Re-posted with permission from the publishers as a PDF document as part of an Institutional Reposito...
Article re-posted as a PDF document with permission from the publisher as part of an Institutional R...
Re-posted with permission from the publishers as a PDF document as part of an Institutional Reposito...
Bolivia\u27s state-run energy company, YPFB, has said that it expects investment in the country\u27s...
Guatemala\u27s freshly inaugurated chief of state has said he intends to seriously consider creating...
Incluye BibliografíaThe versatility of electricity, which can be transformed into heat, light or mec...
Twenty years after the Camisea natural-gas fields in the Peruvian department of Cuzco were discovere...
The Peruvian government's lack of commitment in promoting the development of energy projects between...
Re-posted with permission from the publishers as a PDF document as part of an Institutional Reposito...
The renewed importance of mining in the Peruvian economy and the expectation of new investments in t...
Should a developing nation embrace foreign direct investment, or are such decisions more likely to r...
Copyright © 2011, Inter-American Dialogue, used with permission from the publishers.Brazil's São Pau...
This month, Colombia gained a new energy minister, economist Mauricio Cardenas, but lost long time ...