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January 13, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Gas and condensate discovered in Peru

The consortium formed by Petrobras (35.15%), Repsol (41% – Operator) and Burlington Resources (23.85%) has discovered gas in Peru, in exploratory well Kinteroni X1, in Block 57, in the Cuzco province. The first production tests, which are still in progress, registered a flow of 1,000,000 cubic meter

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The consortium formed by Petrobras (35.15%), Repsol (41% – Operator) and Burlington Resources (23.85%) has discovered gas in Peru, in exploratory well Kinteroni X1, in Block 57, in the Cuzco province. The first production tests, which are still in progress, registered a flow of 1,000,000 cubic meters of gas and 198 cubic meters of condensates per day.

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