What will it take for Peru to fully realise its gas potential?
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Report summary
With substantial gas reserves and a relatively small domestic gas market, Peru became the first South American country to produce LNG in 2010. While Peru LNG offers a market for 620 mmcfd of gas (4.3 mtpa), significant gas volumes in the Camisea area remain undeveloped due to pipeline capacity constraints and a lack of domestic demand.
Table of contents
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Bottlenecks limit production
- Current constraints
- Pipeline to the south
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Exploration activity at a low
- Camisea area reserves
- Permitting process delaying exploration activity
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- Cumulative production at full pipeline capacity
- What will it take for Peru to fully realise its gas potential?: Table 1
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