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The 2017 CARILEC Chief Executive Officer’s and Finance Conference, which is being held under the theme Movement: Utilities, People, Technology and Investment is “THE” leading annual networking and information-sharing event of the year for Utility CEO’s and CFO’s  in the Caribbean and Latin America.

This year’s Conference will keep you connected to all the key players in the utility industry and provide you with a platform to exchange ideas, share advice, discuss challenges and solutions with highly respected industry peers. The programme has been carefully devised to highlight valuable insights from high-level leaders and utility experts, allowing you to gather insights on best practices from the best in the energy business.

Date: May 16th - 19th, 2017                        Conference Venue: Sandals Grande Ballroom                            Accommodation Venue: St. James Morgan Bay 

Who Attends

Chief Executive Officers

Finance Managers
Chief Financial Officers
General Managers
Accountants
Senior Managers
Regional Utilities
Financial Institutions
Consultants
Petroleum Dealers
Energy Experts
Government Officials
Financial Controllers
Managing Directors
Vice Presidents

 Your Registration Fee Includes:

- All sessions & Welcome package

-Coffee Break & Lunch ( Monday 17th - Wednesday 19th)

- Tuesday 16th - Opening Ceremony & Reception

- Wednesday 17th -  Cocktail Party

- Thursday 18th- Gala Dinner

- Friday 19th - Farewell Party

- Friday 19th- Technical Tour to St. Lucia Electricity Company Ltd(LUCELEC)

* Please note there are meetings planned for members only.

Tuesday May 16th, 2017 – Meeting of the CARILEC Board of Directors- BOD Members Only

Agenda

The following list of topics illustrates the scope of the conference.

  •     Thought Leadership
  •      Utility Mergers and Acquisitions
  •      Managing Litigation risk in today’s electric utility
  •      Utility Data Sharing – Challenges and Opportunities
  •      Smart Cities – Possibilities for the Caribbean
  •      Risk Management
  •      Project Investment & Funding
  •      Sustainable Management and Investment Recovery Best Practices
  •      Stakeholder Relationships, Partnerships & Collaborations
  •      Emerging Energy Markets
  •      Corporate Leadership for Safety and sustainability
  •      World Politics & Trade (Brexit, US Elections, Cuba & Venezuela) - Challenges and opportunities for the Caribbean Energy Transition
  •      COP 21 - The role of Electric Utilities

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Contact - conferences@carilec.org for more information.

 

Tuesday 16th May 2017 to Friday 19th May 2017 , 8:00am to 4:30pm

Information to be updated as it becomes available.

Accommodation

You will be staying at ……

St. James’s Club Morgan Bay Saint Lucia

Choc Bay, Castries, St. Lucia

Room rates

Premium Double -  US$210

Ocean View – US$210

Beach Front – US$220

Superior Deluxe - US$260

One BedroomSuite - US$300

 

Net rates are all inclusive and are based on single occupancy, for double occupancy there will be an additional charge to the rates above of $50 per person per night. Rates are inclusive of taxes.

Reservations

Reservations must be made via email to events@stjamesclubslu.com and should include the guest names, arrival and departure dates and the room category being booked.

To receive CARILEC room rates please ensure you included - Booking code  - CARILEC1317

N.B. If you have additional questions please call (758) 457 3700, contact person Ms. Pamela Nurse.

This room rate and availability is only guaranteed until April 30th, 2017. 

All guests must make reservations directly with the Hotel. 

Alternative Hotel Arrangements

 

Please be advised that there are no longer rooms available at the St. James Club Morgan Bay and as such CARILEC has secured alternative hotel arrangements for you.  Reservations can be made either at 

 

The landings Resort & Spa

Rodney Bay, St. Lucia

Contact: Ms Cyrpiana George at Tel: 758 4587300 or email cgeorge@landingsstlucia.com

 

One Bedroom Suite US$285 inclusive of breakfast & Taxes

Two Bedroom Suite US$361 inclusive of Breakfast & Taxes

 

Please identify yourself as being with the CARILEC group when calling The Landings.  Visit them at http://www.landingsstlucia.com/our-resort

 

OR

 

Bay Gardens Hotel

Contact: Jennifer at telephone number 758 457 8000

(Standard Room – 1 King bed

 

·         Single Occupancy – US$115.00 per room per night

·         Double Occupancy –US$135.00 per person per night

 

Booking Code: CHSS

 

Included in your accommodation offer:

·         Welcome beverage on arrival

·         Free WI-FI

·         Bottled water in room on arrival

·         Complimentary Shuttle between the Bay Gardens Properties ONLY

·         Complimentary Non-Motorized Water Sports

·         Six (6) One hour passes per room category per stay to Splash Island Water Park

To make a reservation, please provide the following information:

  • Full Names
  • Number of Adults/Children (Kindly provide the ages of the children if any)
  • Home Address
  • Telephone contact number
  • Card holders name as it appears on the card
  • Credit Card number with expiration date and the three digit security code on the signature panel

 Please identify yourself as being with the CARILEC group when making your reservations.

 

  • ABB
  • ABB Panama
  • Aggreko
  • Anguilla Electricity Company Ltd
  • APR Energy
  • Ascendant Group Ltd
  • AQUALECTRA
  • Bahamas Power & Light Company Ltd
  • Barbados Light & Power
  • Belize Electricity Ltd
  • BMR Energy
  • british virgin islands electricity corporation
  • BWSC A/C
  • CARILEC Renewable Energy Community
  • CIBC FirstCaribbean International(Barbados) Bank
  • CITCO Petroleum
  • CROMPTIN GREAVES LTD
  • CONTOUR GLOBAL
  • Crowley LNG
  • Dominica Electricity Services Ltd
  • DNV GL
  • Eagle LNG Partners
  • EDF Guadeloupe
  • Electric Supply Inc
  • Emera Caribbean Inc
  • E-Power S.A
  • Ferus
  • FortisTCI
  • Gas Natural Fenosa
  • Gas Natural Fenosa Engineering S.L
  • Glencore Ltd
  • Goltens Service
  • Grenada Electricity Services Ltd
  • Guyana Power & Light
  • Honeywell Smart Energy
  • ITRON Inc
  • Jamaica Private Power Company LTD
  • Jamaica Public Service Company
  • Kerite Cable Systems
  • MAN Diesel & Turbo
  • Methanex Corporation
  • MDSA Strategic Communications
  • Navigant Consulting Inc
  • Nevis Electricity Company Ltd
  • Noble Europe ltd
  • NuCapital Curacao BV
  • N.V. Energiebedrijven Suriname
  • NV GEBE
  • NW Energy
  • Ohm International
  • Pacific Power Association
  • Petra Systems
  • Power Producers & Distributors Ltd
  • Rock Solid Technologies
  • Rocky Mountain Institute
  • Sensus
  • Sol Caribbean Ltd
  • Sol EC Ltd
  • St. Kitts Electricity Company Ltd
  • Saint Lucia Electricity Services Ltd
  • St. Vincent Electricity Services Ltd
  • Tantalus Systems Corp
  • Temporal Power
  • The Power Generation Company of Trinidad & Tobago
  • Trinity Power Ltd
  • USAID Caribbean Clean Energy Program
  • Utilities Aruba N.V.
  • Vergnet
  • Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority
  • Wartsila Caribbean Inc
  • WEB Aruba
  •  

Events Sponsor

SPEAKERS
  • Nathan Adams ABB
    Director of Technology and Business Development
  • Dr Devon Gardner CARICOM
    Programme Manager for Energy and Head of the Energy Unit
  • Jason Chesko Methanex
    Senior Manager, Global Market Development
  • Sean Lalani Eagle LNG Partners
    President
  • Stephen Doig Rocky Mountain Institute
    Managing Director
  • Brano Kollar Aggreko
    Responsible for Global Sales & Marketing
  • Daniel Potash USAID Caribbean Clean Energy Programme
    Chief of Party
  • Gilroy Pultie St. Lucia Electricity Services Limited
    Business Process Support Manager
  • Wayne McKenzie Jamaica Energy Partners
    Chief Executive Officer
  • Timba Engelhardt CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank
    Associate Director in the Investment Banking Division
  • Victor Emmanuel St. Lucia Electricity Services Limited
    Business Development Manager
  • Joseph S. Lopes DNV GL
    Senior Principal Consultant
  • Pierre Langlois Econoler
    President
  • Hector Artze Navigant
    Managing Director
  • Pamela Hill Bahamas Power and Light Company Ltd
    Chief Executive Officer
  • Roger Blackman Barbados Light & Power Company Limited
    Managing Director
  • When

    Tuesday 16th May 2017 to Friday 19th May 2017 , 8:00am to 4:30pm

    Venue

    Saint Lucia

    St. Lucia is the sort of island that travellers to the Caribbean dream about--a small, lush tropical gem that is still relatively unknown. One of the Windward Islands of the Lesser Antilles, it is located midway down the Eastern Caribbean chain, between Martinique and St. Vincent, and north of Barbados. St. Lucia is only 27 miles long and 14 miles wide, with a shape that is said to resemble either a mango or an avocado (depending on your taste). The Atlantic Ocean kisses its eastern shore, while the beaches of the west coast owe their beauty to the calm Caribbean Sea.

    Blessed by nature, St Lucia has geographic and cultural riches enough to embarrass far bigger nations. Notwithstanding, it remains a down-to-earth place that wears its breath Taking beauty with nonchalance.

    Noted for its oodles of small and luxurious resorts that drip color and flair, it is really two islands in one. Rodney Bay in the north offers lazy days and modern comforts amid a beautiful bay. In the south, Soufrière is at the heart of a gorgeous region of old plantations, hidden beaches and the geologic wonder of the impossibly photogenic Pitons.

     

    Language

    The official language is English. Saint Lucian Creole French (Kwéyòl), which is colloquially referred to as Patois ("Patwa"), is spoken by 95% of the population.

    Climate

    The local climate is tropical, moderated by northeast trade winds, with a dry season from 1 December to 31 May, and a wet season from 1 June to 30 November. Average daytime temperatures are around 29 °C (84.2 °F), and average night time temperatures are around 18 °C (64.4 °F).

    Currency

    The currency of St. Lucia is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar which is linked to the US Dollar at the exchange rate of US$1 to EC$2.65. US Dollars are readily accepted throughout the island. Most hotels will exchange reasonable amounts of foreign currency, and there are change bureaus in Castries.

    Electricity

    Electric current is 220 volts, 50 cycles AC. (A few hotels are 110 volts, 60 cycles.) Most sockets take 3-pin square plugs (UK standard) but some take 2-pin round plugs or flat American plugs which are more rare. Adapters are generally available at the hotels.

    Check out the Saint Lucia Jazz festival scheduled to take place a few days before the conference-  http://www.stlucia.org/jazzfestival/

    Visa Requirements for St. Lucia

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