The filling station will receive the gas from Pampa Melchorita, in the province of Cañete, transported by two tanker trucks, after the bidding process that is currently underway, said Maraví to Andina News Agency. “The project is on track. Soon we will have the service,” he added.
Furthermore, the conversion of vehicles to CNG will begin in August 2013 and, since there are currently no workshops in Cusco to undertake the kit installations, a private company has committed to providing this service from that month.
The initiative Qosqo Gas, which is run from last year with an investment of US$ 7,6 million, is a prelude to the arrival of the Camisea pipeline to this southern region and aims to initiate the development of an NGV culture among Cusco residents.
