TRANSREDES will relate openly and honestly with its customers, financing entities, partners in enterprise, and other associates. We are committed to providing them with world-class service, identifying and responding proactively to their needs.

El Gasoducto al Altiplano (GAA) permite el abastecimiento de gas natural a los mercados de Cochabamba, Oruro, El alto y La Paz , además de varios puntos a lo largo de su recorrido desde Río Grande (Santa Cruz) hasta Senkata (El Alto). La demanda de gas natural en los distintos mercados ha mostrado una tendencia creciente en los últimos años, principalmente debido a una mayor demanda eléctrica, atendida a su vez por las plantas termoeléctricas de Valle Hermoso en Cochabamba y El Kenko en El Alto, crecimiento industrial y del segmento de gas natural vehicular con la conversión de miles de vehículos.

Este proyecto tendrá un impacto social directo e inmediato. Por un lado permitirá asegurar el abastecimiento de gas a las plantas termoeléctricas, y por otro permitirá la expansión de la red de distribución domiciliaria de gas, especialmente en la ciudad de El Alto, brindando un elemento indispensable para elevar la calidad de vida de la población. En forma similar, esta segunda fase de expansión del GAA permitirá atender en forma sostenible el crecimiento de la demanda de gas para las industrias y nuevas estaciones de expendio de gas natural vehicular, con el consiguiente efecto en la economía de la población y la generación de empleo.

Este proyecto es parte importante del compromiso que Transredes S.A. tiene para integrar Bolivia con energía.

El proyecto propuesto involucra la construcción de varios tramos de loops o líneas paralelas de gasoducto y nuevas estaciones de compresión. Las líneas paralelas se construirán en los tramos Río Grande-Samaipata, Parotani-Oruro y Oruro-Sica Sica.

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On the basis of a strategic study on instituional image undertaken by the Bolivian Chamber of Hydrocarbons, the hydrocarbons sector will project an image of:

- Being responsible with the country
- Being responsible with the environment
- Solidarity
- Integrity
- Transparency
- Efficiency
- Generating employment
- Being Bolivian companies




We manage our relations with our stakeholders in such a way so as to minimize the risks associated to our activity while maximizing the value of our services. Under this premise we have created a network to strengthen business – the FRE (from the Spanish “Fortalecimiento Red Empresarial”)– through which a series of measures, events, information bulletins, improve and consolidate the relationships between different stakeholders. Examples of this program:


Games have become instruments for helping and solidarity. That is the orientation that Transredes' and other companies in the oil and telecommunication sectors have imposed with a sports golf contest that is called “Let's Play for Bolivia ” .

The “Let's Play for Bolivia Foundation” emerged from this inter-company organization formed by Transredes, Gas TransBoliviano, Bolser, and Entel, a non-profit organization that was crated in this city at the beginning of 2002.

Its efforts are concentrated on organizing sports events and other recreational activities on the business level in order to collect funds to give them to shelters dedicated to caring for and developing children and adolescents throughout the country.

The Foundation recently gave a USD 20,000 donation to the Teresa de los Andes shelter, money that will be invested in enlarging and purchasing equipment to increase the bakery of this center for rehabilitation and caring for children with severe mental disorders.

Golf Tournament, Cochabamba, august 27 - 28, 2005 (pdf 3.8MB)

OSI ( Operation Smile International ) is a private, non-profit organization that provides free medical services of plastic and reconstructive surgery for children and youth who have facial malformations and deformations in developing countries and in the United States . Transredes S.A. supports this humanitarian work by facilitating their transportation, giving them lodging and providing board for the children who require this type of specialized medical attention.

This year 48 patients, between children and adolescents who reside in towns that are near Transredes' oil and gas pipeline network, will benefit from the surgeries that will allow them to show smiles on what used to be leporine lips and cleft palates. The company paid all the traveling expenses for the beneficiaries and their companions, who are generally the children's parents.

OSI, founded in 1982 by plastic surgeon William Magee and his wife Kathleen, presently works in 26 countries, amongst them, Bolivia . During their 23 year of philanthropic services they have taken care of over 60,000 children and adolescents, a movement meaning the participation of 29,000 volunteers and training 10,000 medical professionals.

An inter-institutional agreement between Transredes S.A and the Private University of Santa Cruz (UPSA) signed in December 2004 was the cause of what was called the “Network of Dynamic Expression” , a program to form leaders that has over 2000 members who participate on a weekly basis, interacting in seminars and specialized forums in which the latest topics that contribute towards the country's and region's development are addressed.

Its Mission is: “To be a space for training and discussing the thoughts of young professionals, potential leaders of opinion, who want to responsibly, openly, and publicly express their opinions with respect to the world's, country's and regions' problems”.

The Network of Dynamic Expression has defined the establishment of the following values as its communications parameters amongst its public: ethics, dialogue, transparency, pro-activity, professionalism, and credibility. From May 11 – 13 th this program was presented to all the participants in the European Union's Fair, which was held on the Hotel Los Tajibos' property.

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