Shell first acquired the CM-757 offshore block, in the Campos Basin. The oil company disbursed R$ 12,05 million for the area.

This Friday (4/12) the ANP holds the public session of the 2nd Cycle of the Permanent Offer of oil and natural gas exploration areas and the oil company Shell was the first company to acquire an offshore field in the bidding process. Also in today's auction, Eneva and Enauta acquire 4 onshore oil blocks in the Paraná Basin for 2,1 million reais

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Being the only one to submit bids for the offshore block, Shell first acquired the CM-757 block, in the Campos Basin. The oil company disbursed R$ 12,05 million for the area.

Available areas in the Espírito Santo and Santos basins did not receive offers. In all, 63 companies are enrolled in the permanent offer.

About the Permanent Offer – ANP

The offers for exploratory blocks offered in the Permanent Offer are formed by the sum of the signature bonus (weight of 80%) and the Minimum Exploratory Program (weight of 20%).

Due to the covid-19 pandemic, the event will be hybrid: the public session for the presentation of bids will be in person, with a reduced number of people, and the session will also be transmitted over the internet.

There will be 14 sectors of exploratory blocks in nine basins on offer (Santos, Espírito Santo, Campos, Paraná, Amazonas, Recôncavo, Sergipe-Alagoas, Potiguar and Tucano), in addition to two sectors of areas with marginal accumulations in the Solimões and Recôncavo basins.

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