Development Director of Offshore Wind Energy Generation Projects and partner of SERVTEC ENERGIA. The current development of 5.3 GW of offshore wind projects in Brazil takes place in partnership with CORIO GENERATION, a company resulting from the spin-off of Green Investment Group – GIG, a subsidiary of Macquarie Asset Management.

Member of the Border of Directors: MESA – Madeira Energia S.A. and SAESA – Santo Antonio Energia S.A.. Vice-President of AEB – Brazilian Foreign Trade Association and integrant of OEC – Odebrecht Engineering and Construction.

Renewable Energy Research - Wind Power.

OCE provides services associated with electrical energy trading, in compliance with Brazilian electrical energy sector laws and regulations, such as:- Market Intelligence: understanding supply and demand conditions as well as electrical energy price behavior.- Market and Regulatory Risk Management- Power Purchase Agreement- PPA portfolio ManagementAssets under OCE Management in Brazil:- 16 Power Plants with 970 MW Installed Capacity- 26 Free Consumer Sites with 640 MW avg consumption loadOCE also identifies opportunities for clients that are still in the Captive Market to migrate to Free Energy Market, focusing on increasing earnings or savings.In latin America, OCE provides services of market intelligence and regulatory risk management in Peru, Panama and Mexico.

Led the development and implementation of Wind Power Plants - Renewable Energy.Developed a Wind Power project pipeline and was responsible for implementing 90 MW trough Special Purpose Companies - SPE, as the Chairman of Director's Board.From 2010 until September 2012 - Chairman of Director's Board of Wind Power Generators SPE (s) São Pedro do Lago S.A (30 MW), Pedra Branca S.A (30 MW) e Sete Gameleiras S.A (30 MW). Those SPE(s) constituted a Wind Farm Energy of 90 MW installed capacity at Bahia State.

ABEEólica has promoted the wind power in Brazil by adjustment of regulatory arrangements, energy fairs and by congregating the stakeholders (producers, investors, manufacturers, etc. ).In this period, from the stand point of the wind sector, led:1. Wind Power Projects introduction all kinds of power auctions existing in Brazil;2. The launch of the Brazil Wind Power Fair on an annual basis;3. The restructuring and professionalization of the Association's Governance.

These two companies congregated the investors of Santo Antonio Hydroelectric Plant on the Madeira River (HPP of 3.568 MW).

Managed the energy supply to all industrial units of the company, including electricity, natural gas and fuel oil.BRASKEM S.A. is the largest petrochemical company in Latin America and has become a major player in the international petrochemical market (8th largest resin producer worldwide). Braskem is also an Independent Power Producer.BRASKEM was created after several mergers and acquisitions in the petrochemical sector, including the OPP and TRIKEM.Was also Director, Vice President and Director of Brazilian Association of Large Energy Consumers and Free Consumers – ABRACE.

Managed he power supply during the Brazilian rationing.During part of this period has also worked at New Projects Area. From March 1997 to March 2001 – New Projects Area.Evaluation (technical-economic feasibility studies) for investments in projects to expand the installed capacity of polypropylene, polyethylene, PVC, caustic soda and EDC, being responsible for the cost control and financial management of projects execution, including the relationship with projects financing sources such as BNDES, SACE (Italy), private banks and other financial institutions.In this role (October/97 to December/99), was responsible for cost control, financial management and contracts administration of a project to install a 260,000 tons / year plant of polyethylene in Rio Grande do Sul – Brazil.

TRIKEM SA was a result of the merger between Companhia Petroquímica Camaçari-CPC and Salgema Chemical Industries S.A. Throughout the companies merger process, as a team member of the Financial and Market Relations, was responsible for relations with investors (RI) and the capital market, CVM - Brazilian Securities Commission, Stock Exchanges, Banks, Brokers, "underwriters", investment Funds, etc.).

SALGEMA was the largest producer of chlorine and caustic soda in Latin America. Supported the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in corporate activities, notably controlling Shareholders and the Board of Directors together, relations with the capital market, and monitoring the company's stakes in other companies.

ALCLOR was a producer of epichlorohydrin, controlled by Salgema S.A.Worked in administrative, financial and planning sectors and was responsible for budget preparation and monitoring, as well as management support to the company’s administrative activities.

As student acted as Research Assistant of Professor Edward Amadeo at Economics Department /PUC-RJ.