en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) of Peru, through the Energy Social Inclusion Fund (FISE), has completed the natural gas connection for Vitarte Hospital, which is expected to improve medical services for over 300,000 patients and enhance the efficiency of services provided by this important healthcare facility. This initiative is part of a strategy promoted by the energy sector to expand access to cleaner, safer, and more economical energy sources for public hospitals in the country.

With the natural gas connection, the hospital can use this energy source in its critical equipment and areas, helping to optimize internal processes and reduce operational costs. The use of natural gas will strengthen essential services within the hospital while promoting more efficient and sustainable management, benefiting both patients and healthcare workers.

During the event, Minister of Energy and Mines Waldir Ayasta emphasized the importance of continuing to provide energy to public institutions that play a key role in the population. He highlighted the positive impact of accessing natural gas on strengthening healthcare services and stated: "Energy is a right for all Peruvians. We are moving forward firmly and in a decentralized manner to build a more sustainable, efficient, and humane healthcare system for all of Peru. With determination, will, and energy, everything is possible to help all Peruvians."

MINEM stressed that this action is part of its efforts to promote the use of natural gas in hospitals and other public institutions. This initiative complements projects underway in different healthcare facilities across the country, aiming to promote energy savings, improve service quality, and drive the transition to cleaner energy sources.

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