VOICED : Perú multa de nuevo a Repsol con USD 5,7 millones tras derrame de petróleo

Peruvian environmental authorities fined Repsol $5.7 million for a 2022 oil spill, adding to previous fines totaling $10.7 million and an initial penalty of $1.25 million. The spill, involving 12,000 barrels of oil, occurred on January 15, 2022, when the Mare Doricum tanker was unloading at the La Pampilla refinery. The oil spread over 140 kilometers, killing marine life and affecting fishing and tourism. Peru is suing Repsol and five other companies for $4.5 billion, while eight Repsol executives are under investigation. Repsol claims over 3,200 families have signed compensation agreements, with 9,900 people receiving advance payments, and reports 95.7% compliance with its remediation plan.

What was the total amount of the new fines imposed on Repsol by Peruvian authorities?

• $4.5 million

• $1.25 million

• $10.7 million

• $5.7 million

On what date did the oil spill involving the Mare Doricum tanker occur?

• October 15, 2022

• October 15, 2021

• January 15, 2022

• January 15, 2021

How far did the oil spread from the La Pampilla refinery?

• 100 kilometers south

• 50 kilometers south

• 30 kilometers north

• 140 kilometers north

What is the total amount of the lawsuit filed by the Peruvian government against Repsol and other companies?

• $4.5 billion

• $5.7 million

• $10.7 million

• $1.25 million

What percentage of compliance has Repsol achieved in their Remediation Action Plan?

• 85.3%

• 80.0%

• 95.7%

• 90.5%