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Tomás Serebrisky

Tomás Serebrisky

Tomás Serebrisky es el Asesor Económico Principal del Sector de Infraestructura y Energía del BID. Sus áreas de especialización incluyen la economía de inversión en infraestructura, logística, asociaciones público-privadas, política de subsidios, regulación económica y derecho de la competencia. Tomás tiene numerosas publicaciones en revistas académicas y ha co-coordinado dos ediciones del informe insignia del BID, From Structures to Services y Saving for Development. Tomás es egresado de la Universidad de San Andrés (Argentina) y tiene un doctorado en Economía de la Universidad de Chicago.

Smart Grids: How Korea is Doing it

May 26, 2021 por Maria Eugenia Rivas Amiassorho - Tomás Serebrisky Leave a Comment

Smart grid Corea

Cinthya Pastor*, María Eugenia Rivas, Tomás Serebrisky The IDB’s 2020 flagship book, From Structures to Services, seeks to motivate us to think on today’s basic infrastructure services and on how technological disruption will change the way these services will be delivered in the future. Latin America and the Caribbean has pending challenges in relation to infrastructure … [Read more...] about Smart Grids: How Korea is Doing it

Lights on? How Much Energy is Enough to Power Latin America and the Caribbean Through 2040?

December 14, 2015 por Tomás Serebrisky - Ramón Espinasa - Lenin H. Balza 1 Comment

  You might not see it, but you know it is there. Whether we use it to power our homes or factories, or for transport systems, we are dependent on it. Energy has become as essential as water in modern societies and is indispensable for our lives. … [Read more...] about Lights on? How Much Energy is Enough to Power Latin America and the Caribbean Through 2040?

How to Reduce Electricity Losses and Ensure Energy Security

November 23, 2015 por Tomás Serebrisky - Raúl Jiménez Leave a Comment

Latin America and the Caribbean is the region that loses the most electricity in its transmission and distribution systems. Only in 2012, the region lost 240 terawatt hours (TWh), which is equivalent to 17% of the total electricity generated. This situation, which has gotten worse in recent decades, is analyzed in the recent report Power Lost. … [Read more...] about How to Reduce Electricity Losses and Ensure Energy Security

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