Our Company We bring to life the infrastructure that powers you and provides you with wellbeing, working together to create new opportunities and sustainable development. UNNA Energía is an AENZA-owned company focused on developing and operating energy projects in Latin America. We have over thirty-five years of experience operating our own and third-party infrastructure in the oil, gas, chemical, and energy industry. We manage the oil and gas exploration and production operation in Lots III, IV, and V, and a natural gas processing plant in northwestern Peru. Additionally, through the Terminales del Perú consortium, we operate five terminals strategically located across Peru, where we offer services for the reception, storage, and loading of refined hydrocarbons and LPG. The daily work of our team of nearly four hundred people is guided by our purpose of bringing to life the infrastructure that powers you and provides you with wellbeing, working together to create new opportunities and sustainable development. We aspire to be a regional energy solutions company recognized for our operational excellence and a trusted partner of our stakeholders. 3,050 Barrels of oil produced per day USD 136 MM Annual revenue 30 años Guaranteed concession 3 Oil concession lots 1 Gas processing plant 5 Five hydrocarbon terminals History GMB GMP began as GMB (partnership with Blocker), operating two drilling rigs in the Laguna Zapotal project, where over 150 wells were drilled. Carpitas-Zorritos In 1990, GMP entered into an exploration agreement for the Carpitas-Zorritos lot in Tumbes. Approximately 300 kilometers of 2D seismic and geochemical surveying was done, drilling five exploratory wells, with Well X-2 reaching a depth of twelve thousand feet. Lot V GMP won the operating agreement for Lot V in Talara. That same year, we purchased two drilling rigs from Petroperú: Rig 8, capable of reaching depths of six thousand feet; and Rig 10, capable of reaching depths of fourteen thousand feet. Lot I In August 1994, GMP was awarded the operating agreement for Lot I in Talara. Consorcio Terminales In February 1998, Consorcio Terminales (a consortium formed by GMP and Oiltanking) commenced its liquid hydrocarbon logistics operations at the Eten, Salaverry, Chimbote, Supe, Pisco, Mollendo, Ilo, Juliaca, and Cusco terminals. Internationalization Compañía Logística de Hidrocarburos Boliviana was founded, operating a 1,500-km system of multipurpose pipelines for the transport of fuels and nineteen plants for the reception, storage, and loading of liquid fuels. The multipurpose pipeline system transported 20,000 barrels per day and the storage plants shipped approximately 40,000 barrels per day until 2008, when the Bolivian government expropriated the assets and resumed control of the business through YPFB. Marino Pisco-Camisea Terminal Through an international bidding process organized by Pluspetrol, OTAS (a company created by GMP and Oiltanking) was awarded the operation of the Pisco-Camisea Maritime Terminal, located four kilometers from the Peruvian coastline, where propane, butane, diesel, and naphtha are loaded onto vessels. LQS In 2007, Logística de Químicos del Sur (LQS) was created by GMP, Oiltanking GmbH, and Santa Sofía Puertos at Matarani. New Parinas Gas Plant In 2008, the new Pariñas natural gas processing plant was built in Talara. The plant commenced operations in 2009. Peru Terminals Terminales del Perú (a company created by GMP and Oiltanking GmbH) commenced the management and operation of five Petroperú terminals in northern and central Peru: the Eten, Salaverry, Chimbote, Supe, and Callao terminals. Lots III and IV On April 5, two new concession agreements entered into force for hydrocarbon exploitation in Lots III and IV. Both agreements were granted for a thirty-year term. Digital Transformation Continuous improvement projects were begun for digital transformation and applied technology. 6,000 PROJECT Conceived in to reach six thousand barrels of oil production in Lots III and IV by 2020. Storage Record Thanks to the expansion of our tanks, we now store 45% of all the fuel in Peru. We become UNNA Energía We launched our new identity in 2022, together with a new purpose that unites and motivates us: We bring to life the infrastructure that powers you and offers you wellbeing, working together to create new opportunities and sustainable development.
History GMB GMP began as GMB (partnership with Blocker), operating two drilling rigs in the Laguna Zapotal project, where over 150 wells were drilled. Carpitas-Zorritos In 1990, GMP entered into an exploration agreement for the Carpitas-Zorritos lot in Tumbes. Approximately 300 kilometers of 2D seismic and geochemical surveying was done, drilling five exploratory wells, with Well X-2 reaching a depth of twelve thousand feet. Lot V GMP won the operating agreement for Lot V in Talara. That same year, we purchased two drilling rigs from Petroperú: Rig 8, capable of reaching depths of six thousand feet; and Rig 10, capable of reaching depths of fourteen thousand feet. Lot I In August 1994, GMP was awarded the operating agreement for Lot I in Talara. Consorcio Terminales In February 1998, Consorcio Terminales (a consortium formed by GMP and Oiltanking) commenced its liquid hydrocarbon logistics operations at the Eten, Salaverry, Chimbote, Supe, Pisco, Mollendo, Ilo, Juliaca, and Cusco terminals. Internationalization Compañía Logística de Hidrocarburos Boliviana was founded, operating a 1,500-km system of multipurpose pipelines for the transport of fuels and nineteen plants for the reception, storage, and loading of liquid fuels. The multipurpose pipeline system transported 20,000 barrels per day and the storage plants shipped approximately 40,000 barrels per day until 2008, when the Bolivian government expropriated the assets and resumed control of the business through YPFB. Marino Pisco-Camisea Terminal Through an international bidding process organized by Pluspetrol, OTAS (a company created by GMP and Oiltanking) was awarded the operation of the Pisco-Camisea Maritime Terminal, located four kilometers from the Peruvian coastline, where propane, butane, diesel, and naphtha are loaded onto vessels. LQS In 2007, Logística de Químicos del Sur (LQS) was created by GMP, Oiltanking GmbH, and Santa Sofía Puertos at Matarani. New Parinas Gas Plant In 2008, the new Pariñas natural gas processing plant was built in Talara. The plant commenced operations in 2009. Peru Terminals Terminales del Perú (a company created by GMP and Oiltanking GmbH) commenced the management and operation of five Petroperú terminals in northern and central Peru: the Eten, Salaverry, Chimbote, Supe, and Callao terminals. Lots III and IV On April 5, two new concession agreements entered into force for hydrocarbon exploitation in Lots III and IV. Both agreements were granted for a thirty-year term. Digital Transformation Continuous improvement projects were begun for digital transformation and applied technology. 6,000 PROJECT Conceived in to reach six thousand barrels of oil production in Lots III and IV by 2020. Storage Record Thanks to the expansion of our tanks, we now store 45% of all the fuel in Peru. We become UNNA Energía We launched our new identity in 2022, together with a new purpose that unites and motivates us: We bring to life the infrastructure that powers you and offers you wellbeing, working together to create new opportunities and sustainable development.