Actemium Signs Major Contract With PRIO for Offshore Maintenance Services on the P-50 Platform Located in the Campos Basin

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 31/01/2023 at 13:48

Updated on 31/01/2023 at 18:29

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The Contract Provides for the Provision of Offshore Maintenance Services on the Oil Company’s Platform Throughout the Duration of Stay. Actemium Will Contribute to the Continuity of PRIO’s Campaign with the FPSO P-50 in the Campos Basin.

Starting the week with great news, Actemium announced to the press on Tuesday (01/31) another important contract in the national oil and gas market. It signed a supply agreement for its offshore maintenance services with the oil company PRIO. Thus, the FPSO P-50 platform will have the engineering company’s services for its integrity in the exploration campaign in the Campos Basin.

New Actemium Contract with PRIO Will Guarantee Offshore Maintenance Services on the FPSO P-50 Platform Docked in the Campos Basin

After taking over the operation of the FPSO P-50 from Petrobras in the Campos Basin last week, PRIO is preparing to invest in the exploration campaign in the area.

With criticism from oil worker unions and environmentalists regarding the vessel in the region, the company signed an important contract to ensure the integrity of the asset.

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Oil Workers Report Environmental Risks and Request Interdiction of PRIO’s FPSO P-50 Platform in the Campos Basin

Alongside the optimistic news of the contract with Actemium for offshore maintenance services to ensure the integrity of the FPSO P-50 platform, PRIO needs to deal with criticism on the national stage.

The North Fluminense Oil Workers’ Union (Sindipetro-NF) sent a letter to federal, state, and municipal public administration bodies and entities on Tuesday.

The organization requests the immediate interdiction of the platform in the Campos Basin due to the environmental risks caused by the P-50.

The oil workers emphasize that PRIO’s platform is currently in a state of degradation due to a lack of maintenance, thereby causing significant impacts on the environment in the region.

“The turbo-generators present problems in the water heating system, directly interfering with the mechanism of separation and classification of oil and produced and discarded water,” the document highlights.

According to Sindipetro-NF, the degraded state of the platform poses risks to the crew during its operation.

Now, with the signing of PRIO’s agreement for Actemium’s offshore maintenance services, the company expects to keep the FPSO’s operation ongoing.

Actemium Signs Major Contract With PRIO for Offshore Maintenance Services on the P-50 Platform Located in the Campos Basin

The Contract Provides for the Provision of Offshore Maintenance Services on the Oil Company’s Platform Throughout the Duration of Stay. Actemium Will Contribute to the Continuity of PRIO’s Campaign with the FPSO P-50 in the Campos Basin.

New Actemium Contract with PRIO Will Guarantee Offshore Maintenance Services on the FPSO P-50 Platform Docked in the Campos Basin

Oil Workers Report Environmental Risks and Request Interdiction of PRIO’s FPSO P-50 Platform in the Campos Basin

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