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94% of Campos Basin Auctioned Off: Watch the Video to See Why We’re Back

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/03/2018 at 08:28

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With A Heated Competition Among The Oil Giants Realizing The Potential Of The Campos Basin, Job Creation And Investments For The State Of Rio Are Guaranteed

The Campos Basin Gained Brutal Highlight In The 15th Round Of Oil Auctions That Took Place In Rio De Janeiro On March 29. A Colossal 94% Was Raised In Bids In This Sedimentary Basin By Major Companies Such As Petrobras, ExxonMobil, And Statoil, Bringing Hope For Better Days With Income Generation And Jobs For The State Of Rio de Janeiro.

But When We Talk About “The State Of Rio de Janeiro” In Relation To The Campos Basin, We Are Actually Referring To Macaé, Campos dos Goytacazes, And Other Municipalities In The Lakes Region And Northern Fluminense, Remembering That All The Logistical, Operational, And Technological Infrastructure Is Already In This Region And Macaé Is The Most Important Of Them, According To Petrobras In An Event That Took Place In The City A Few Days Ago As You Can Check In The Article. Watch The Video Just Below The Good Morning Rio That Covered The Auction.

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Why Did The Campos Basin Gain So Much Highlight?

It Happens That The Companies That Managed To Bid On These Blocks Will Already Receive A Ready Geological-Seismic Study, There Are Already Wells, Platforms, Pipelines, And A Series Of Infrastructure In Place That Allows Companies To Achieve Cost Savings On Unimaginable Levels, And The Watchword Nowadays Is “Save Money” In The Face Of The Current Global Oil Crisis. Additionally, The Main Producing Municipalities Now Have Lower Royalties, Enabling The Installation And Hiring Of Many Outsourcing Companies, Some Of Which Are Already Hiring.

This Phase Is Flowing As Expected, Now Another Goal That Is Being Worked On And There Are People And Entities Working To Try To Recover The Naval Sector As Well. There Are Some Obstacles Regarding REPETRO, To Try To Lower Taxes For Companies To Start Building Vessels In Brazil Again. So, Do You Think There Is Still A Possibility Of Reviving This Beautiful Sector That Has Brought So Much Happiness To The Brazilian People For Many Years? Leave Your Comments Below.

94% of Campos Basin Auctioned Off: Watch the Video to See Why We’re Back

With A Heated Competition Among The Oil Giants Realizing The Potential Of The Campos Basin, Job Creation And Investments For The State Of Rio Are Guaranteed

Why Did The Campos Basin Gain So Much Highlight?

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94% of Campos Basin Auctioned Off: Watch the Video to See Why We’re Back

With A Heated Competition Among The Oil Giants Realizing The Potential Of The Campos Basin, Job Creation And Investments For The State Of Rio Are Guaranteed

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