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BRAVA Energy Connects Wells 2H and 3H to FPSO Atlanta in the Atlanta Field, Santos Basin, and Projects Increased Production in the Coming Months.
BRAVA Energy completed the connection of wells 2H and 3H to the FPSO Atlanta floating production storage and offloading unit, located in the Atlanta field in the Santos Basin, last Monday (21). The integration marks a new phase in the company’s operation, now counting six active wells on site. The new wells had previously been used through a preliminary production system but are now entering final testing and adjustments in the definitive system.
The operation takes place at a strategic moment for BRAVA Energy, which seeks to consolidate its operational efficiency and increase production in the coming months.
According to the company, the FPSO Atlanta is in the evaluation phase of its production and automation systems, which may cause temporary fluctuations in the volumes extracted daily.
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Atlanta Field Gains Strength with Six Connected Wells
With the connection of the new wells, the Atlanta field gains robustness and potential for expansion. The FPSO Atlanta, ship responsible for processing the extracted oil, is now entering a phase of production stabilization.
BRAVA Energy expects to reach peak production and achieve high levels of operational efficiency soon.
The company emphasizes that the fluctuations initially observed are common during the adaptation and testing process of complex systems.
Wells 2H and 3H Mark a New Phase of Development
The wells 2H and 3H had previously been utilized through the Early Production System with the FPSO Petrojarl I.
Now, with the transition to the definitive system, they are expected to significantly contribute to the performance of the Atlanta field.
BRAVA Energy bets on the integration of these assets as part of its strategy to strengthen its presence in the national oil and gas sector.
BRAVA Energy Production Records Slight Decline but Maintains Growth Trend
Despite a slight decline of 1.4% in total production last month — at 87,200 barrels of oil equivalent per day — BRAVA Energy celebrated a historical record in the quarter ending in June.
The daily average was 85,900 barrels, representing a significant growth of 21% compared to the previous quarter. These results reflect the company’s progress in efficiently managing its assets.
About BRAVA Energy: Strategy and Efficiency in the Oil and Gas Sector
BRAVA Energy emerged from the merger between 3R Petroleum and Enauta, consolidating itself as the largest independent oil and gas company in Brazil.
Focusing on operational efficiency and capital discipline, the company aims to create value for both its shareholders and society.
Its mission goes beyond extraction: BRAVA Energy operates in different links of the energy chain, with responsibility and a long-term vision.
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