PERU LNG 2021 Annual Report

ANNUAL REPORT PERU LNG 2021 The PERU LNG plant transforms natural gas into liquid to facilitate transport. This is the first liquefaction plant in South America and was built on 521 hectares of land, 163 kilometres south of Lima on the Southern Pan-American Highway. The site posed engineering challenges for PERU LNG and therefore required exhaustive and detailed study. Although Pampa Melchorita met certain specific requirements, such as a low level of environmental sensitivity, low. population density, soil stability and stable sea conditions, roads had to be built to reach the shore and optimize the site's altitude of 135 m.a.s.l. to build the port facilities. The plant has an installed capacity of 4.45 million tons per year (MMtpy) and processes approximately 626 million cubic feet per day (MMcfd), which covers the 4.2 MMtpy of LNG established in the contract. The industrial process begins with the reception of dry natural gas from the Block 56 and 57 fields in Camisea and the removal of the liquids it contains. The natural gas is first measured and its pressure controlled, and which carbon dioxide (CO2) is removed by the acid gas removal unit. THE INDUSTRIAL PROCESS BEGINS WITH THE RECEPTION OF DRY NATURAL GAS FROM THE BLOCK 56 AND 57 FIELDS IN CAMISEA AND THE REMOVAL OF THE LIQUIDS IT CONTAINS. CHAPTER 5 INFRASTRUCTURE TO ASTOUND THE E WORLD 25

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