Camisea gas project

Siemens said March 22 it was recently selected to supply another SGT-700 mechanical drive compression train for the Camisea gas-condensate field onshore Peru. The equipment, identical to that Siemens supplied in 2011, is essential to the continuing exploration and production of hydrocarbons in Block ...

Siemens will supply another SGT-700 mechanical drive compression train for the Camisea gas-condensate asset located in Peru. The equipment, identical to that Siemens supplied in 2011, is essential to the continuing exploration and production of hydrocarbons in Block 88, operated by Pluspetrol Peru ...

The pipeline transports natural gas from the Camisea fields, which are operated by Argentina's Pluspetrol Camisea SA , to Pampa Melchorita, Peru's sole natural gas liquefaction facility. Peru LNG normally exports five or six shipments of about 150,000 cubic meters each month. (Reporting by Marco Aquino ...

“Without adequate and sufficient information about gas operations in the Camisea project, it is not possible to rule it out as the source of the mercury contamination among the Nahua in Santa de Rosa de Serjali,” the report states. “The Peruvian state must conduct serious, complete analyses of the mercury ...

Gas from Peru's Sagari field, which began production in December 2017, will mainly feed the Peru LNG plant, Repsol has confirmed. However, output from the block could be limited by limp demand from the Peru LNG consortium. “Gas from Block 57 is mainly intended for export to Mexico, Europe and Asia ...

The Camisea gas project is one of the largest energy projects in Peru and is central to the country's economy. It cost $2.7bn. The Camisea natural gas fields were discovered by Shell in 1986. The project first became operational in August 2004 to make Peru a gas-rich nation with royalties of $34 billion expected over the 30 ...

Historically, natural gas production was practically negligible until the Camisea Field finally took off in the southern rainforest region in the late 2000s. Originally discovered in 1986 by Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) and ExxonMobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM), the giant's 2P reserves now hover at about 13.5 ...