Overview
- The Sociedad Peruana de Hidrocarburos welcomed the cabinet led by Ernesto Álvarez Miranda and offered to collaborate with the Executive on an energy agenda.
- The association called the appointment of Luis Enrique Bravo De la Cruz as energy and mines minister an opportunity to strengthen a competitiveness‑oriented roadmap.
- Its priorities include regulatory certainty and faster permitting to restore investor confidence and unblock hydrocarbon projects.
- The SPH pressed to extend natural gas use beyond Lima and Callao through tariff incentives for residential, commercial, vehicular and industrial users.
- The group warned that 2025 oil output remains below 48,000 barrels per day, urged immediate public–private measures to deliver a "shock of confidence," and advocated a pragmatic transition that leverages natural gas and enables infrastructure and petrochemical development.