Peru’s Oil Output Down Due To Pipeline Sabotage

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(Energy Analytics Institute, Ian Silverman, 11.Feb.2019) — Peru’s Norperuano Pipeline (ONP by is Spanish acronym) has been halted by new sabotage related to the capture of strategic facilities (stations 1 and 5) by natives, reported online media El Comercio.

As a result, Peru’s domestic oil production has fallen by an average 10,000 barrels per day (b/d) in previous months to 37,000 b/d, its lowest level in five decades, reported the media, citing data from Peru-Petro.

Peru-Petro announced that the pipeline issue is the main barrier against its optimistic projection of reaching 100,000 b/d of oil production by 2023.

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