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ProInversion plans pipeline and power plant projects in southern Peru

Foster Wheeler has been awarded a contract by Wood Mackenzie to provide consultancy services for two projects in Peru, namely, the Energy Security and South Pipeline Project and the Energy Node in South Peru Project. Foster Wheeler will develop the design and cost estimates for both planned investments. Foster Wheeler’s scope of work is expected to be completed in the fourth-quarter of 2013.

The Energy Security and South Pipeline Project will involve the development of pipelines to support the existing gas and natural gas liquids transportation system from Las Malvinas to the Chiquintirca compression station, and the development of the southern pipeline from the existing natural gas transportation system to the south coast. The Energy Node in South Peru Project will involve the development of thermoelectric power generation plants with a capacity up to 2,000 MW to promote the development of an energy center and petrochemical complex in the south of the country. The principal stakeholders involved in these two projects are ProInversion, the Peruvian Government Agency responsible for promoting private investments and for the awarding process of these two projects, and the Ministry of Energy and Mines, as the governing body of the energy and mines sector. Wood Mackenzie has been contracted by ProInversion to promote private investment in infrastructures to strengthen the energy security of the country, to decentralize the power generation from the central area of the country and to promote the development of a petrochemical complex in the south of Peru as part of the Peruvian Government’s diversification initiative.

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