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Telecommunications
Presentations
Chair - Mr. Selby Wilson, Secretary General, Caribbean Association of
National Telecommunication Organizations (CANTO)
Chair - Mr. Ralph Henry, Chairman, Telecommunications Authority, Trinidad
& Tobago
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Mobile Interconnection: Experience From Jamaica
Mr. Franklin Brown, Office of Utilities
Regulation (OUR), Jamaica (conference
paper)
Telecommunications: Financial Analysis - Checks and Audits
Mr. Christopher S. Sambrano, PriceWaterhouseCoopers,
Barbados (conference paper)
Universal Service Obligation A T.S.T.T Perspective
Mr. Clevlon Thomas, Telecommunication
Service, Trinidad & Tobago
Asset Valuation: Some Important Considerations For Caribbean Regulators
Mr. Ansord E. Hewitt, Senior Economist,
Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR), Jamaica (conference
paper)
Universal Service or Universal Access-Jamaican Issues
Mr. David Sullivan, Economist,
Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR), Jamaica (conference
paper)
Radio
Regulation Framework
Dr. Robert W. Mc Caughern, Industry
Canada (conference paper)
Telecommunications and Cyber Law
Mr. Teni E. Housty, Attorney-at -Law
/ Legal Consultant, Guyana
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Electricity
Presentations
Chair - Mr. Peter Bethel, Chairman, Public Utilities Commission (PUC),
Bahamas
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Privatisation and Unbundling of Generation and Transmission and Distribution
- The Trinidad and Tobago Experience
Mr. Harjinder S. Atwal, RIC
Considerations for the Design of Restructured Electricity Markets
and Institutions
Dr. Paul M. Sotkiewicz, Public
Utility Research Center (PURC), University of Florida, USA
Electricity Sector Reform in Namibia
Mr. Siseho C. Simasiku, Chairman,
Regional Electricity Regulators Associations (RERA); CEO, Electricity
Control Board (ECB), Namibia
Cross-Subsidies that Minimize Electricity Consumption Distortions
Dr. Paul M. Sotkiewicz, PURC
System Losses - The Jamaican Experience
Mr. Michael Moss, Chief Technical Officer,
Jamaica Public Service Company (JPSC) (conference
paper)
The Use of Regulation in Promoting the Development of Renewable Energy
Technologies in the Caribbean
Mr. David Ince, Electricity Analyst,
Fair Trading Commission (FTC), Barbados (conference
paper)
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Water
Presentations
Chair - Mr. J. Paul Morgan, Vice-Chairman, OOCUR; Director General, Office
of Utilities Regulation (OUR), Jamaica
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Non-Revenue Water Reduction Strategy - The Bahamian Experience
Mr. Glen Laville, Civil Engineer
& Assistant General Manager, Water & Sewerage Corporation (WSC),
Bahamas (conference paper)
Managing Water Loss: Strategies for the Assessment, Reduction and
Control of Non-Revenue Water (NRW) in Trinidad and Tobago
Mr. Gordon Wyke, Civil Engineer, Regulated
Industries Commission (RIC ), Trinidad & Tobago (conference
paper)
Water and Sewerage Authority Water Gain and Control Strategies Leak
Reduction Point Lisas Industrial Estate
Wayne Joseph, General Manager
Operations, Water & Sewerage Authority (WASA), Trinidad & Tobago
Geraldine Houlder, Manager–Water Loss Control, Water & Sewerage
Authority (WASA), Trinidad & Tobago
Keeping Consumers in the Loop: Paying Attention to an Important Constituency
The Honorable Frederick F. Butler,
Commissioner, New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, USA
The Willingness to pay for changes in Water, Wastewater Electricity
Services in Trinidad & Tobago
Mr. Kameel Virjee, PhD Candidate,
McGill University, Canada (conference
paper)
Mr. Mohan Chadee, Consumer Services Department, Regulated Industries
Commission (RIC), Trinidad & Tobago
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Legal
& Institutional Presentations
Chair - Mr. Dennis Pantin, Chairman, Regulated Industries Commission (RIC),
Trinidad & Tobago
Chair - Mr. Justice Prem Persaud, Chairman, OOCUR; Chairman, Public Utilities
Commission, Guyana
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Human Resource Management: Considerations and Challenges - The PUCO
Experience
The Honorable Clarence D. Rogers
Jr., Commissioner, Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, USA
Human Resource Systems for Regulatory Institutions: An Imperative
for the Caribbean
Mr. Andrew Downes, Professor
of Economics University of West Indies; Commissioner, Fair Trading Commissioner
(FTC), Barbados (conference
paper)
Funding The Regulator - The Bahamian Framework
Ms. Kathleen Riviere-Smith,
Financial Analyst, Public Utilities Commission (PUC), Bahamas (conference
paper)
Difficulties in Regulating State Owned Utilities: The Case of the
National Water Commission
Ms. Marie James, Economist, Office
of Utilities Regulation (OUR), Jamaica (conference
paper)
The Challenges of Regulating State Utilities from a Legal Perspective
Mr. Dion M. Abdool, Attorney-at-Law
& Deputy General Manager, Water & Sewerage Authority (WASA),
Trinidad and Tobago (conference
paper)
The Judicial Review & the Regulatory Process- for Better or Worse
Ms. Judith Smith, Attorney-at-Law
& Legal Counsel, Public Utilities Commission (PUC), Bahamas
(conference paper)
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