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o Norma expands beneficiaries and activities financed by CARELEC, to promote training, technology transfer and sustainable development.The Executive Branch, through the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM), approved Supreme Decree No. 001-2026-EM, which modifies the Regulation of the Council of Administration of Resources for Training in Electricity (CARELEC), with the objective of expanding the universe of beneficiaries and strengthening the training of human resources in the Electricity subsector.
The norm incorporates as CARELEC beneficiaries professionals, technicians, graduates of the different universities in the country and basic education students belonging to the last year of secondary education, as well as teachers from educational institutions, students of the Osinergmin University Extension Program (PEU).
Also included are members of native communities and civil society located in areas of influence of electricity generation projects, users of autonomous RER facilities and personnel presented by professional associations and institutions in the sector.
Likewise, the decree expands the activities financed by CARELEC, including academic conferences, symposiums, pre-professional practices, internships and professional practices, as well as scholarships for the preparation of theses and research work linked to the electricity subsector.
The activities that are subject to financing must be established by CARELEC... Technology transfer and training activities can be developed within the country or abroad and must necessarily be related to topics or activities of the Electricity subsector, the standard details.
The Minister of Energy and Mines, Luis Bravo, highlighted that this regulatory modification reaffirms the Executives commitment to strengthening human capital, technology transfer and sustainable development of the electricity sector, contributing to improving competitiveness, inclusion and access to opportunities throughout the country.
In a global context towards the energy transition and decarbonization, the contribution of our young professionals is important to be able to generate new opportunities for growth, helping to value more resources that the country offers and to move towards the industrialization with added value that we have been longing for, he explained.
With this measure, the MINEM reaffirms its commitment to promoting the training of human talent and the transfer of knowledge, contributing to sustainable development and strengthening the Electricity Subsector in the country.
Lima, February 12, 2026
