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campos basin

Oil & Gas

Gas Available for Consumption Falls in December

matheusgagliano Feb 5, 2019

Volume destined for the market reached 57.8 M m³/d

Oil & Gas

Karoon Closer To Peregrino

Claudia Siqueira Feb 5, 2019

The Australian oil company will complete its farm-in deals in the heavy oil field by the end of the quarter

Oil & Gas

BEHIND THE NEWS: PetroRio Now Among Biggest in Brazil

Claudia Siqueira Jan 31, 2019

Its acquisition of Chevron's subsidiaries in Frade will boost the company's oil production by 60%

Oil & Gas

Sale Of Pampo, Enchova Packages Up For New Rebid

Claudia Siqueira Jan 24, 2019

The disappointing results of the first attempt led Petrobras to launch another one

Oil & Gas

TGS Prepares New Campaign in Campos Basin

João Montenegro Jan 17, 2019

Company manager predicts "extraordinary" increase in seismic acquisitions in 2019

Oil & Gas

Ibama Evaluates More Than 30 Drilling Permits

João Montenegro Jan 10, 2019

Most are concentrated in the Campos and Santos Basins

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TechnipFMC To Produce Rigid Lines In Brazil

João Montenegro Dec 20, 2018

The multinational company's offer will feature local content for the Brazilian offshore market

Oil & Gas

The Petrobras Production Portfolio in Campos

João Montenegro Dec 10, 2018

The state company operates about 50 fields in the basin, which will receive US$ 20 billion over the next five years

Oil & Gas

Petrobras Sells 37 Fields and Guarantees More Than US$ 800 M

João Montenegro Nov 29, 2018

The oil company arranged the sale of onshore and offshore assets in the Nordeste and the Campos Basin to first-time player 3R and Perenco

Oil & Gas

Shell Considers Decommissioning the FPSO Fluminense

João Montenegro Nov 28, 2018

Installed in the field of Bijupirá, in the Campos Basin, the FPSO has not been producing since January

Oil & Gas

Dommo Extends Tubarão Martelo FPSO Contract

analuisaegues Nov 27, 2018

With the extension of the charter, the company is able to continue with the revitalization of the field

Oil & Gas

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: Petrobras’ Fiber Optic Mesh Tender Under Review

João Montenegro Nov 27, 2018

Few companies have shown an interest in building and operating Petrobras underwater network due to high contractual risk

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From the Media

Feb 19, 2019 - Renewables Now

The Brazilian Minister of Mines and Energy, Bento Albuquerque, announced the construction licenses for 1,572 MW of green projects secured during the August 31, 2018 energy auction have been signed.In all, the government has so far approved the construction of 53 projects, which represent BRL 6.8 billion (USD 1.8bn/EUR 1.6bn) of investments and more than 8,000 direct jobs. Of the okayed projects, 44 correspond to wind power generation, seven are hydropower generation schemes, one uses natural gas and one uses biomass, the ministry said.

Feb 19, 2019 - Rigzone

After years of budget cuts, oil and gas companies are finally stepping up their exploration game. That’s according to Rystad Energy, which said improved market conditions and lower well costs have led exploration and production players to “ramp up” their 2019 exploration activities in all parts of the world.“Renewed optimism in exploration activities is anticipated in 2019, with operators from various segments aiming for multiple high-impact campaigns – both onshore and offshore – in essentially all corners of the world,” Rystad Energy Senior Analyst, Rohit Patel, said in a company statement….Peroba, a pre-salt prospect in Brazil’s Santos basin, is estimated to hold in-place volumes of more than five billion barrels of oil equivalent (boe).

Feb 19, 2019 - Bloomberg

Quick to Reject Maduro, Brazil Now Treads Softly on Venezuela. Brazil benefits from cheap electricity from Venezuela. The country’s northernmost state, Roraima, is supplied by cheap hydroelectricity from Venezuela’s Guri dam. While Brazil has the thermoelectric capacity to supply Roraima, it comes at much higher cost -- an additional 684 million reais ($183 million) per year, according to the country’s electric energy agency.

Feb 18, 2019 - Agencia Brasil – EBC

Brazil, the US, and Mexico stand out as the world’s leaders in production of wind energy in the Americas, as per figures recently released by the Global Wind Energy Council, GWEC. Altogether, North, Central, and South Americas account for a fourth of the world’s total installed capacity of this type of energy in 2018. The total installed capacity of wind energy in the Americas now totals 135 GW—up 12 percent from 2017, according to GWEC. The demand for this type of energy in the region is expected to continue, and the organization predicts another 60 GW in new wind capacities from 2019 to 2023.