
Fire Prevention in Quebrada Escobares
Together with COGRID of the Municipality of Villa Alemana and the community of Quebrada Escobares, we improved the pipeline right-of-way to prevent wildfires.

Natural Gas Transportation · Since 1998
A 165-km natural gas pipeline between Quintero and Santiago, operated continuously in both directions, with verifiable safety standards.
165 km
Gas pipeline
100%
Availability
Bidirectional
In both directions
SCADA
24/7 Remote Control
Since 1998
Continuous operation
Please let us know before you dig or build near the right-of-way. The consultation is free and takes just a few minutes.
Control Room, Quintero Station, Colmo Branch Line, Main Line, and Chena Station.
800 360 133 A 24/7 hotline coordinated with local emergency agencies.
2 channels: the Karin Act, for harassment and violence in the workplace, and Compliance (Law 20,393), which is also open to suppliers and neighbors.

Our Significance
We connect the Quintero LNG terminal to Santiago and to the GasAndes pipeline in both directions. Gas from the distributors in the Metropolitan and Valparaíso regions, as well as from the power plants in the central region, flows through this pipeline.
165 km
Gas pipeline between Quintero and Santiago
2
Regions: Metropolitan and Valparaíso
1998
Year of launch
About Us
To operate and maintain the system to high standards, we have implemented management systems in accordance with ISO 9001:2015 to ensure customer satisfaction; ISO 14001:2015, to protect the environment; and ISO 45001:2018, in collaboration with our Joint Committee, to ensure that everyone works in safe environments.

Effective as of January 2029

Effective as of April 2027

Effective as of March 2027

Transportation System
The system is not just a single pipeline. It consists of stations, sections, and a control room that coordinates them remotely, 24 hours a day.

Quillota · 24/7
From the Quillota Plant Gate, we supervise, control, and monitor the entire transportation system 24 hours a day to ensure that the natural gas supply remains uninterrupted. From here, we coordinate continuously with our customers’ control rooms.

Saint Bernard
It connects to the GasAndes pipeline to receive gas from Argentina or to deliver gas arriving from the Quintero regasification plant. It operates in both directions: GasAndes measures and controls the flow, while Electrogas monitors the pressures, which are supervised from the Quillota Control Room.

123 km
A 30- and 24-inch pipeline network connecting the Chena Intake Station in San Bernardo, in the Metropolitan Region, with the Quillota Plant Gate in the Valparaíso Region.

Quintero
Starting point of the Quintero-Quillota gas pipeline, located within ENAP Refinerías’ Quintero Terminal. It receives regasified natural gas from the Quintero LNG facility and is equipped with a pressure-reducing station and a blow-off trap for pipeline cleaning and inspection equipment.

14.05 km
A 16-inch, 14.05-km branch line that originates at the main line of the San Bernardo-Quillota gas pipeline and terminates at the Colmo Delivery Station in Concón.
Natural Gas Delivery
Natural gas delivered each month to distributors and power plants in the central region. We update these figures quarterly.

Safety and Community
At Electrogas, we make sure to be present in the communities, but we also focus on prevention and proper pipeline management to avoid any kind of incident.
Meetings, talks, and contributions in the communities where we operate.
What we do to ensure that no one accidentally damages the pipeline.



Integrity and Maintenance
We conduct outreach campaigns in the field to explain where our pipelines run and what risks people, property owners, and third parties face when working nearby. In addition, we monitor the right-of-way on the ground, from the air, and from the Control Room.
Field Campaigns
We visit property owners and neighbors to explain the risks of working near the pipeline.
Aerial Inspection
Weekly inspection flights using light aircraft and drones over the easement.
Signage and Pavers
We maintain the signage year-round and reinforce it with pavers in areas where construction is increasing.
24/7 Remote Control
SCADA and remote shut-off valves from the Control Room.
You may not plant trees or deep-rooted shrubs, build structures, or clear paths on the right-of-way without first notifying Electrogas. If you plan to work nearby, request a site visit before you begin: we’ll provide on-site guidance.

Our Numbers
Information as of 2026
100%
System Availability
4
Current Certifications in Quality, Environment, and Safety
2
ISO Certifications, valid as of January 2029
3.94 metric tons
Hazardous waste for the year
0.86 metric tons
Recyclable waste for the year
5.30 metric tons
Household waste per year
53.00 metric tons
Construction debris for the year
News

Together with COGRID of the Municipality of Villa Alemana and the community of Quebrada Escobares, we improved the pipeline right-of-way to prevent wildfires.

We maintain an annual record of hazardous and non-hazardous waste generated by our operations, with certification valid through January 2029.

We carry out the annual outreach process with landowners whose properties are subject to easements for our natural gas pipelines, using personalized emails and on-site visits to deliver letters and schedules.

Responsible Operation
Environment, safety and health, community, and ethics. These are the four areas we focus on every day to operate the gas pipeline safely and responsibly.