My work in HRP was basically the geological and geochemical exploration with some field work experience in MT survey. Additionally, I have been participating in all the process of communication to the local people related to the exploration activities; this is a very important work because in Perú the social context is really difficult to development projects.

I started to work for INGEMMET in 2006 in regional hydrogeological studies. In 2007 I was transferred to the geothermal project, where in my first years working, I have been trying to contribute to the development of the geothermal resources in my country. During this time I have participated in several national and international courses and congress which I have represented to my country, as the World Geothermal Congress in Bali, in 2010; it was the first time that a Peruvian geologist… Show more I started to work for INGEMMET in 2006 in regional hydrogeological studies. In 2007 I was transferred to the geothermal project, where in my first years working, I have been trying to contribute to the development of the geothermal resources in my country. During this time I have participated in several national and international courses and congress which I have represented to my country, as the World Geothermal Congress in Bali, in 2010; it was the first time that a Peruvian geologist attended the congress, presented and exposed a paper (Geothermal Map of Perú). I participated in pre-feasibility studies for direct uses of geothermal resources in Perú, balneology mainly, in 2008. In the Peruvian Geological Survey – INGEMMET I worked in regional recognition and exploration in the southern Perú and I have the opportunity to participate in the first pre-feasibility studies of two geothermal fields, Calientes and Borateras, which I am the main writer of two Bulletins that was published by INGEMMET, as a result of this studies. During 2010-2011 I also participated in the studies for the Peruvian Master Plan of Geothermal Energy. All of these geothermal studies were carried out between Peruvian government and International Japanese Cooperation. Finally it is important to mention that I also have experience evaluating the geothermal application to exploration authorization as a part of my work in INGEMMET as a support to the Ministry of Energy and Mines in Perú. Show less