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Our commitments are long-term, which is why we continue working to return the coastline to its original state, compensate the more than 10,000 families of Ventanilla, Aucallama, Chancay, Ancón and Santa Rosa, and carry out social and sustainable development projects in the affected areas.
Committed to the environment and to Peru
From day one we have been deploying all the human, technical, and economic resources necessary to remedy the consequences of the spill and offer solutions to fishermen, traders, and local populations.
You can learn about the progress and recovery work on this website and on our social media profiles.
Help communities
Learn about the different collaboration agreements with fishermen, traders and other affected populations.
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Action plan
Learn about the different actions that we develop in the sea, land, air and to protect fauna.
Gallery
We invite you to see in pictures how the cleanup of the affected areas is advancing and to share them in your social networks.

Fifth release of birds



Summary of remedial actions and social support

Press releases
New physicochemical and hydrobiological samplings were collected to understand the current state of the beaches, water, marine sediment, and ecosystem life along the affected areas. The results show that 100%…
With new analyses, Repsol Peru reconfirms that the sea and beaches are clean of hydrocarbons in the areas affected by the January 15 spill. Lima, December 27, 2022 New physicochemical…
At Repsol we are committed to community development. That is why our volunteers contribute with their knowledge and time to help the people who live in the areas of influence,…
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