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santos basin

Oil & Gas

Progress in Negotiations between Karoon and Teekay

Claudia Siqueira Jan 24, 2020

The FPSO operator will prepare pre-FEED to estimate costs of the unit that will produce in the Santos Basin

Oil & Gas

Petrobras To Contract New Seismic Survey with Nodes

Claudia Siqueira Jan 21, 2020

Market awaits publication of the public notice for the 3D campaign in the Santos Basin pre-salt

Oil & Gas

Ecopetrol Approved for Gato do Mato Project

analuisaegues Jan 17, 2020

With approval from ANP, the Colombian oil company will have a 30% stake in the Santos Basin pre-salt project

Oil & Gas

Petrobras: New Oil Traces in the Santos Basin

[email protected] Jan 13, 2020

Company reported more evidence in the pre-salt region

Oil & Gas

Ibama Licenses Up in 2019

analuisaegues Jan 9, 2020

The number of environmental authorizations for seismic and drilling campaigns increased over the previous year

Oil & Gas

Petrobras Makes Another Pre-salt Discovery

analuisaegues Jan 8, 2020

Prior to this, three oil discoveries were made in the S-M-623 block, all in 2013

Oil & Gas

Búzios Oil Well: Sets Production Record

João Montenegro Jan 2, 2020

Milestone of 64,130 boed registered in November in the Santos Basin pre-salt asset is unprecedented in the country

Oil & Gas

Equinor Declares Carcará Commerciality

analuisaegues Dec 27, 2019

Norwegian operator sent ANP final report on Santos Basin pre-salt discovery assessment plan

Oil & Gas

TGS Finalizes Pre-Salt Multibeam Seismic Survey

analuisaegues Dec 19, 2019

The company CEO says it will continue to invest in data acquisition in Brazilian offshore

Oil & Gas

Búzios: A Third of E&P Investments

Claudia Siqueira Dec 18, 2019

Petrobras plans to invest US$ 49.5 billion in production development projects between 2020 and 2024

Oil & Gas

Mero 2 FPSO Contract Signed

analuisaegues Dec 12, 2019

SBM Offshore will build and operate the platform that will be installed in the Libra area field

Oil & Gas

Seven More FPSOs for Buzios

Claudia Siqueira Dec 12, 2019

Petrobras approves the scope of the surplus assignment area project

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From the Media

Jan 27, 2020 - The Associated Press

India and Brazil agreed Saturday to boost trade and investment across a range of fields such as defense, mining, biofuel, cybersecurity, food, the environment and health. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded Brazil as “a valuable partner” as he and visiting President Jair Bolsonaro witnessed the signing of 15 agreements by their officials in the Indian capital.The main items Brazil exports to India are petroleum products, mainly crude oil, cane sugar, copper ore, soy oil and gold.

Jan 27, 2020 - Hindustan Times

Brazil Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Corrêa da Costa Dias analysis: Cooperation in the area of ethanol production is certainly a topic of much interest to all, and I see a great opportunity for partnership between India and Brazil. Brazil has developed a wide and successful biofuels program, which uses crops as raw materials for the generation of clean and renewable energy. Brazil and India have been growing sugarcane for centuries, and both countries recognise the major socio-economic importance of this crop. However, with regard to ethanol, there is a great disparity between us: While Brazil is the world’s second biggest producer, with over 30 billion litres per annum, India produced only 1.5 billion litres in 2018.

Jan 27, 2020 - Renewables Now

Brazil's EDP Solucoes em Energia has received the installation licence for a R$ 10-million (US$ 2.4m) biomass project to be built at a Heineken NV factory in Rio Grande do Sul state. With the licence granted by the State Environmental Protection Agency (Fepam), the subsidiary of EDP Brasil can break ground on the project. The project concerns a steam biomass plant at Heineken's Igrejinha municipality unit. With the new facility, the brewery intends to shift to a fully renewable energy matrix, making the production process more sustainable, the local government pointed out.

Jan 27, 2020 - Lexology

The Brazilian government raised approximately US$ 14.8 billion in 2019 and is looking to raise an additional US$ 36 billion through privatizations in 2020. According to Salim Mattar, Special Secretary of Privatization, Divestments, and Markets at Brazil’s Ministry of Economy, the federal government is planning to dispose over 300 assets using an accelerated approval process. The Brazilian government intends to grant concessions or sell equity stakes in a wide range of sectors, including oil and gas, airports, roads and railroads, terminal ports, mining, sanitation, postal services, and financial institutions, among others.