Gas Compression in Mipaya Field

This turnkey EPC project includes the engineering, provision, construction and start-up of a new gas compression station in the Mipaya cluster, a key producing area of Lot 56. The new infrastructure ensures the continuity and efficiency of gas transport to the Malvinas plant, contributing directly to the stability of the national energy system and the continuous operation of the Camisea Consortium.

3.3

Man-hours worked

822

People, staff peak

Managed subcontractors

Reciprocating compressors installed

A critical project in the heart of the southern jungle

The Mipaya field is part of Camisea's gas and condensate asset, Peru's main natural gas producer. The natural declination of pressure in the wellhead required new compression infrastructure to sustain production and maintain the pressure of arrival at the Malvinas plant.
Located in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon jungle and under multimodal logistics —air, river and land—, SEPCON executes the complete project cycle: Feed and Detail Engineering, Supply, Construction, Commissioning and Commissioning, with operational integration to the Malvinas Plant.

Execution on site

75.000

Inches Welding Diameters

4,650 m³

of emptied concrete

2,900 m³

of earth removed for foundations

1.900

Tons of assembly of electromechanical equipment

78.089

meters of electrical wiring

59.888

Meters of wiring for instrumentation and communication

Main components of the project

5 reciprocating compressors

(With service and process aircoolers)

slug catcher

input separator

Ground Flare

3 gas generators + 1 diesel (backup)

control room

Operational Excellence

0

Accidents with waste of time

0

Occupational Diseases

0

Major spills

Results achieved over more than 3.3 million man-hours worked, supported by 38,815 preventive observation cards, 10,062 managed work permits and more than 38,000 man-hours training under the highest standards of SECTOR.