A P-67 da Petrobras já está pronta e sairá do estaleiro chinês até o fim de março

Petrobras’ P-67 Is Ready and Will Leave the Chinese Shipyard by the End of March

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/02/2018 at 07:58

Updated on 23/02/2018 at 13:09

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This FPSO Will Be Used in Operations at the Lula Norte Field, Petrobras Informs That the Crew Will Be Brazilian for Outsourced and Civil Servants

Petrobras informs that the Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading Unit (FPSO) is already ready and will leave the COOEC shipyard in China heading to Brazil by the end of March. This platform will operate in the Lula Norte field and it is a unique unit of Petrobras. At this stage, only the integration of the modules with the Topside of the system remains. Since the unit is 100% owned by the state, most of its crew will naturally be composed of Brazilians.

The initial departure was scheduled for December 2017, with the first operation in the same year, but it was postponed for technical reasons. The P-67 will come through international waters via a towing system called Dry-Tow and it will be executed by the maritime company Dockwise, the ship used for towing is called Dockwise Vanguard. See how this marine monster looks in the photo below:

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This unit is part of a fleet of 17 FPSOs that will integrate the Brazilian fleet by 2021, some are from Petrobras itself and others will come from bids from other companies. Modec has already won some bids and is competing for several more units. Access the list of platforms that will be part of Brazilian oil production by reading the full article here. Not to mention drilling rigs, seismic ships, and marine units. The possibilities are many.

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