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Thursday September 24, 2009

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Thursday September 24, 2009

Agenda

 

Thursday September 24, 2009

Nacional

 

Thursday September 24, 2009

Ojo

 

Tuesday September 22, 2009

El Bocón

 

Monday September 21, 2009

Diario Ajá

 

Sunday September 20, 2009

El Comercio

 

Sunday September 20, 2009

La República

 

Monday September 15, 2009

Diario Ajá

 

Monday September 15, 2009

Three special editions of PVP, dedicated to the II ExpoGNV Peru

In its August, September and October issues, Prensa Vehicular Perú will cover this international exhibition and conferences, which will be held on September 24-26, in Lima. Also, it will offer a complete overview about the Peruvian market and its prospects. Profit from this unique opportunity to participate. The magazines have an extraordinary circulation and thousands of copies will be handed out at the Expo. The repercussion is guaranteed.Read more>>>

 

Thursday August 13, 2009

From Lima, to the world: NGV builds its future

A thorough outlook of the Peruvian and the Latin American NGV markets will be the topic of the II ExpoGNV Perú 2009 conferences and round tables.

The political commitment of government administration will be reflected in the presentations made by four ministries: Energy and Mines, Transport and Communications, Production, and Environment. Read more>>>

 

Tuesday August 04, 2009

OEMs bet on NGV and choose the Expo to show their products

Hyundai, Nissan, Volkswagen, General Motors, Daewoo and Fiat are already part of the exhibition of the Peruvian NGV, what indicates their market is one of a kind and has over a dozen of OEMs from all continents which offer natural gas vehicles, both in Heavy-Duty and Light-Duty transport. Read more>>>

 

Friday 28 July, 2009

Peru launches financing plan to acquire brand-new NGV taxis

The project is promoted by Caja Metropolitana (a Peruvian credit agency) and offers new units from the brands Nissan, Kia and Volkswagen. All the cars have car tracker against theft and a will be completely insured. Read more>>>

 

Friday 24 July, 2009

Peru: the modernization of buses in Lima is consolidating due to the boost of CNG

In order to preserve the environment in the metropolis, the Empresa de Transportes y Servicios Salvador S.A.C. company delivered ten CNG buses that will cover the route Lima-Villa El Salvador, as part of the Metropolitan Transportation System, once it is implemented. Read more>>>

 

Wednesday 10 June, 2009

Peru: two exclusive refueling stations will supply the public transport system in Lima

The company Peruana de Gas Natural (PGN) will build the north and south facilities for the Metropolitan corridor of the capital city, where 600 CNG-driven buses will operate.

PGN, which signed a contract with the Metropolitan Institute Protransporte of the Municipality of Lima, will supply more than 3 million cubic meters of compressed natural gas a month for the brand new public transport system, which is expected to mobilize about 700,000 people from 2010.Read more>>>

 

Monday June 1, 2009

Peru: the mayor of Lima confirms strong support to NGV

Luis Castaneda Lossio stated at an important climate summit, which recently took place in Korea, that the metropolitan corridor is ready to be effective. That way will cover the route between the districts of Chorrillos and Comas, where 600 CNG-driven buses will operate. Read more>>>

 

Tuesday May 26, 2009

GNV 2009 Madrid: The potential of Peruvian natural gas market

President of the board of directors of the Osinergmin (Public organism that regulates electricity, mining and fuel activity in the country), Alfredo Dammert, will give a speech about the policy that is developed in Peru for GNV. The talk will take place at the International Conference and Exhibition which will be held between the 17th and 19th of June in the Spanish capital. Read more>>>

 

Friday May 15, 2009

Peru: by the end of 2009 there will be more than 90,000 NGVs

The Peruvian Chamber of Natural Gas Vehicles (PCNGV) revealed encouraging data about the progress of methane’s business in the Andean country. Nowadays there are over 65,000 units powered by this cheap and environmentally friendly fuel, and it is expected that by the end of 2009 the amount will exceed 90,000 cars. Read more>>>

 

Tuesday May 12, 2009

The biggest NGV station of Peru stars up

The ASSA Gasocentros company invested six million dollars in the complex, which begins operations this Thursday. It occupies an area of 6,500 square meters and is able to attend to 4,000 vehicles per day.

The challenge to build the station for natural gas vehicles in the country are imposing finally in the Lima district of La Victoria. Read more>>>

Thursday May 7, 2009

 

A Peruvian transport company announced that will convert all their buses’ fleet to NGV

The company, dedicated to San Felipe Express’s transport, presented their new NGV propulsion buses, which two of them are already travelling around Lima’s streets, covering the Villa El Salvador-Punta Piedra (Lomas del Zapallal) route.

The presence of these buses will represent a measurable saving and a very important profitability for the transport’s sector. The company directory‘s president, Dimas Aliaga, specified that, by this way, the firm will save among 100 and 200 Soles per day, and the number will reach around 3200 soles at the end of the month, the businessman added. Read more>>>

 

Monday March 30, 2009

 

Peru announced the future implementation of measures to speed up the installation of NGV fueling stations

Peru’s Ministry of Energy and Mines informed that in the country there are 65 fueling stations selling natural gas for vehicles, in Lima and Callao, emphasizing that this number has been significantly increased these last years. Spokesmen from the Ministry assured that NGV represents a good alternative compared with the other fuels, due to economic and ecological reasons, such as the reduction of carbon monoxide emissions by up to 97% and up to 100% in the case of particulate matter emissions, all of this with respect to liquid fuels. Read more>>>

 

Monday March 16, 2009