Energy Reform

CHILE - Report 09 Jun 2014 by Igal Magendzo and Andrés Velasco
Recently the government announced its proposal for Energy Reform. The reform aims to develop “reliable, sustainable, inclusive and affordable energy, a diversified electric generation capacity, and higher levels of sovereignty in Chile´s energy requirements”. With a price above US$150 per MW per hour, electricity in Chile is among the dearest in the world. According to a study by the World Economic Forum, the country ranks 13th in terms of the most expensive electricity worldwide. It is worth noting that the country must import virtually all fuels, including diesel, coal and LPG. According ...

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