Peruvian consumer groups are voicing strong concerns over Transportadora de Gas Perú’s (TGP) request to extend its concession for another ten years. This opposition arises because TGP allegedly failed to address deficiencies revealed during a two-week interruption of gas service in Perú. Critics argue extending the concession would allow the company to maintain its monopoly and secure further investment funded by consumers. They demand the government prioritize public interest over corporate gains. Consumers argue it’s inappropriate to reward TGP with renewed investment opportunities when past obligations have not been met. Concerns are centered around ensuring reliable gas service in Perú.