US EditionThe Bolivian Government Announces the Release of More than 40 Million Liters of Diesel to Mitigate the Fuel Crisis.
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By CNN en Español A ship carrying more than 40 million liters of diesel will begin unloading at the port of Mollendo, Peru, to mitigate the fuel shortage crisis facing Bolivia, Hydrocarbons Minister Alejandro Gallardo announced this Friday. "It should be regularized in the coming days, which would cover the heavy transport sector, primarily. We have the guarantee that we will be normalizing diesel," Gallardo said in statements published by the s…
By CNN en Español A ship carrying more than 40 million liters of diesel will begin unloading at the port of Mollendo, Peru, to mitigate the fuel shortage crisis facing Bolivia, Hydrocarbons Minister Alejandro Gallardo announced this Friday. "It should be regularized in the coming days, which would cover the heavy transport sector, primarily. We have the guarantee that we will be normalizing diesel," Gallardo said in statements published by the s…
Bolivia, with reserves discovered about three decades ago (natural gas, condensate and oil), arrived and managed to export the 2014 $6.1 billion (MMUSD) between natural, LPG and other products. That same year, the country imported some diesel and gasoline worth almost 1,000 MMUSD. The energy surplus was 5,100 MMUSD. As things go, and not drastically changing the current economic model and failed energy policies, by the end of 2029 the country wi…
Mollendo’s multi-boy terminal has gained prominence in the regional logistics chain after becoming the new point of discharge of more than 40 million liters of diesel destined to Bolivia. This decision responds to the technical problems presented in the port of Arica, Chile, that affected the supply of fuels in the [...]
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