Companies interested in the exploration blocks can submit individual proposals to PeruPetro, which will decide whether to enter into a direct negotiation with a sole bidder or to open a bidding round for several companies to compete. (Reporting by Marianna Parraga)
HOUSTON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Peru’s state-run oil firm
PeruPetro is offering areas for oil and gas exploration hoping
to boost the Andean country’s energy reserves, officials said in
a presentation to investors in Houston on Thursday.
Peru also is looking to provide 31 separate agreements for
technical evaluation, PeruPetro board member Fernando Ruiz
Lecaro said. The country will relaunch its gasline to south
project and an associated ammonia plant.
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