Oscar Uribe Email & Phone Number

Región Metropolitana De Santiago, Chile

Project Manager, Hydrogen and RenewablesDirects, manages and executes studies on green hydrogen projects in the South American region, with special emphasis in Chile. Coordinates teams of experts in several fields in other continents for the execution of the assignments. Studies range from market assessment to feasibility for green ammonia and e-fuel.

Santiago, Chile

Responsible for the development of energy projects for supply of hydrogen production sites, including new generation technologies such as marine energy, CSP and offshore wind.Negotiated initial supply agreements (energy and feedstock) for hydrogen based synthetic fuel projects (500MW) in Uruguay, including: (i) retaining energy, legal and engineering.

Santiago, Chile

• Responsible for managing the Santiago Solar project (115 MW DC PV plant ) from project conception, through development, financing, construction, operation and refinancing.Santiago Solar was the first solar project to.
• Responsibility for project site assessment and selection, and engagement with landowners and local community.
• Led management of impact study, including coordination of consultants, and engagement with both affected communities and applicable governmental entities.
• Led EPC tender process with large international construction companies, establishing of minimum technical requirements, and drafting and negotiation of contracts, with the EPC executed in January 2016 (USD 100m).
• Responsible for obtaining financing on a project finance basis from initial engagement with banks to closing, with financial close occurring in September 2016 (USD 112M, 15 year tenor ). Organized all due diligence.
• Responsible for supervision and oversight of all project construction activities.

Santiago, Chile

• General manager of Santiago Solar and Sol de Loa.
• Steering Committee member Haru Oni (now Faro del Sur, an HIF-Enel company) hydrogen-wind project, involving decision making in relation to strategy, technical valuation of alternatives, financial model review and.
• Technical Committee member of CEME1 (480 MW PV under construction by Generadora Metropolitana), supporting EPC negotiations with short listed tenderers, contract drafting, assistance with selection of EPC Contractor.
• Evaluated the acquisition of multiple projects at various stages of development (PV, CSP, wind, electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, biogas).
• Led the development of various greenfield renewable projects, managed environmental assessment and contract negotiations, including:
• Elena Norte (CSP project of up to 400 MW in 100MW modules)

Santiago, Chile

• Obtained land concession from Chilean government
• Obtained environmental approval for the project.
• Led financing tender for the project and EPC contract drafting and negotiation, with EPC contracted awarded to Isolux (2014).
• Project was suspended due to archaelogical findings, and was subsequently transferred to Generadora Metropolitana.

Santiago, Chile

• Responsible for general administration, reporting to headquarters, financial modeling and economic forecasts.Key achievements include:
• Management of initial financing of the Túnel San Cristóbal (USD 91m, BBVA, 2007), including organi­zing due diligence and engagement of tendering banks.
• Management of insurance claims process due to 2010’s earthquake that affected central Chile, including all counterparties: insurance companies, claim assessor, the Ministry of Public Works and the project’s lender.
• Sale of Hochtief’s stake in Chile (Túnel San Cristóbal and Vespucio Norte highways, both 50/50 Hochtief – ACS) to Brookfield Global Asset Management in 2012.
• Project development and consortia formation (ACS-HOCHTIEF) for the Vespucio Oriente highway tender. Managed consultants and tender process before Chile’s Ministry of Public Works.Board membershipsMember of the board of.

Santiago, Chile

• Responsible for identifying and investigating new business opportunities for Metrogas, including managing a team of analysts to the development of quantitative methodologies and studies to assess new projects In charge.
• Development of a model contractual framework for gas supply and transport for the Camisea gas pipeline project in the Camisea Department, Perú (3 million m3/day initial gas pipeline capacity) for the Peruvian.
• Developed the biogas capture from Loma Los Colorados (KDM, 2003) and Aguas Andinas (2005) to inject in Metrogas’ network. The later now in operation.
• Member of development team and later Steering Committee for LNG Quintero Terminal project (USD 1.3 bn investment, regasificiation capacity 10 million m3/day). Representative of Metrogas in the development of the.
• Negotiation and execution of gas contracts with Argentinean suppliers for 5 MM m3/day to supply Metrogas’ demand (including Total, Santa Fe Energy and Mobil).
• Negotiation and execution of transportation agreements with TGN and GasAndes for contracted gas supply from Argentina.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Responsible for negotiation of first generation supply agreements of Argentinian gas to Chile following completion of the GasAndes project (estimated contracted capacity 1.75 MM m3/day)

Santiago, Chile

Responsible for the development of the consortium’s business case and financial model for the GasAndes pipeline, the first gas pipeline connecting Argentina with Chile (10MM cubic metres, 450M, 460 km crossing Andes), for the supply of gas to, inter alia, Central Nueva Renca (later Nueva Renca SA) and the domestic distribution network operated by Metrogas.

Santiago, Chile

Responsible for the development, review and presentation to management of financial model for various projects in Chile and Argentina, including Tocopilla (300 MW coal fired power plant), Guacolda (300 MW coal power plant), Alicurá (1,050 MW hydroelectric plant), Piedra del Aguila (1,400 MW hydroelectric plant), and El Chocón (1,200 MW hydroelectric.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba

Ingeniero Civil De Industrias, Electricidad

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