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At our sustainable fuels fair, we present you with the latest trends and alternatives for land and sea transport.

Peru is the leading country in adoption of alternative fuels in Latin America. During 2022, 73,563 vehicles were converted to natural gas, exceeding the figures for 2019, a pre-pandemic year, by more than 350%, according to an AAP report. Last year, the record number of 394,048 converted vehicles in circulation and 346 CNG service stations throughout the country were also reached. In addition, interest in LNG as a fuel for heavy transport is growing, with new operational loading points and the first LNG Corridor in Peru.

Save more than 50% in fuel each month thanks to the GNV Savings Program, supported by the Social Energy Inclusion Fund (FISE) and which plans to expand to more regions of Peru. Join the national policy of massification of natural gas and have access to a clean and cheap fuel.

Trust in authorized mechanical workshops and a certifying entity that guarantees the quality and safety of the conversions. For beneficiaries, the repayment term is up to 3 years and, in the provinces, a discount voucher is offered to reduce the value of the monthly fee. Makes payment possible by recharging natural gas at service stations.

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Bearing in mind that the origin of environmental pollution comes mainly from transportation, natural gas is configured as the most efficient, clean and sustainable fuel and a real alternative for vehicles, to the extent that it reduces nitrogen oxides emissions by more than 85%, sulfur oxide emissions by 100% and suspended particles by almost 100%. In addition, gas engines produce up to 50% less noise emissions than diesel ones.

Whether in its compressed or liquid form, natural gas satisfies the demand of different types of transport, from cars, urban public services vans and light distribution trucks, to buses and long-distance heavy trucks, without forgetting maritime and rail transport, achieving a significant reduction in both global and local emissions.

From an economic point of view, natural gas is a very competitive fuel, since it allows savings of approximately 80% per kilometer, compared to diesel and gasoline.

In addition, biomethane is the answer to gas to achieve the decarbonization of mobility, since by injecting 20% ​​of this gas from renewable sources into the distribution system, global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are reduced by 36%, compared to petroleum-derived fuels. Biomethane production is also a great link for the circular economy, as it provides a smart new way to produce high-quality, clean fuel from local organic waste. It is also available in the form of CNG and LNG and allows extending the proven benefits of natural gas in all transport sectors.

The Peruvian Association of Natural Gas and Alternative Fuels (APGNCA), is a Lima-based non-profit association that was born in view of the great opportunity for the local industry to once again unite voices and forces to promote the role of natural gas and alternative fuels with a strong common narrative.

It is a new platform for sharing best practices, as well as regulatory and technical exchange that can serve as a common ground to further promote the industry and engage at the right level with other stakeholders and policy makers in the global gas industry.

Some of the objectives of the APGNCA for 2025 include: advancing in the change of the energy matrix of Peru, doubling the current vehicle fleet running on CNG, developing the market in provinces, transforming Lima into the capital of clean fuels in Latin America, and promoting the development and manufacture of national products with the aim of supplying the market and in the medium term their export to the rest of the world.