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Minem performs hydrocarbons internship for community leaders of Andas, Morona, Trompeteros, Tigre, Puinahua, Pastaza and Megantoni.In order to impart more knowledge about the activity of hydrocarbons in the representatives of native peoples of Andas, Morona, Trompeteros, Tigre, Puinahua and Pastaza (Loreto) and the district of Megantoni (Cusco), the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem) performs the Hydrocarbons internship program for leaders of Amazon communities.
Within the framework of this activity, in charge of the General Directorate of Environmental Hydrocarbons Affairs (DGAAH) of the Minem, a guided tour of the La Pampilla refinery was managed, which allowed the interns to know about the process of oil refining and see the safety and control measures that govern said activity.
Carlos Ibanez, director of Environmental Management of Hydrocarbons, presented about the functions and competences that Minem has, highlighting its role as a promoter of private investment, in a framework of conservation of the environment and harmony with communities.
We are responsible for designing national policies for the sustainable development of hydrocarbons activities, for which we evaluate the environmental impact studies required in each of its stages. No hydrocarbons activity can be developed without the approval of this study, he said.
In turn, the Manager of Environmental Projects in Refinery La Pampilla S.A.A., Jose Reyes, highlighted the benefits of having formal companies that generate employment and development for the population, as well as the control and control that governs the State, through its different instances, to guarantee environmental security and protection.
The interns had the opportunity to travel the plant of the La Pampilla refinery, which has a refining capacity of 117 thousand barrels per day, which represents more than half of the total refining volume of the country, allowing to meet domestic demand and contribute to the economic development of Peru.
The Hydrocarbons Internship Program for Amazon Communities that began on June 30, has allowed strengthening the capabilities of each intern through talks about technical, legal, environmental and leadership aspects, taught by professionals from different institutions of the sector, public and private.
This initiative aims to form informed community leaders and capable of making appropriate decisions that contribute to the development of their territories.
Lima, August 11, 2025
