With the aim of expanding its energy offering for large-scale industry and mining, Abastible’s subsidiary in Peru announced the addition of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to its industrial portfolio. Through its SolgasPro unit, it will operate the country’s most important LNG distribution corridor, made up of eight stations located at strategic points, such as Callao, Nazca, Camaná, and La Libertad.

The service model includes a fleet of cryogenic tankers and the installation of Satellite Regasification Plants (SRP) at customer operations, ensuring continuity in processes such as power generation, boilers, and heavy machinery.

LNG can lower costs by up to 40% compared to diesel, decrease CO₂ emissions by 25%, and reduce particulate matter by 96%. In freight transport, an LNG vehicle can travel up to 2,200 kilometers on a single load.

“With LNG, we are taking a firm step towards the country’s energy future, expanding our portfolio to offer the mining and industrial sectors a more competitive, sustainable alternative that is adapted to their challenges,” said Alessandra Dentone, Solgas’ Commercial Director.