National Petroleum Agency Receives New Declarations of Interest for Auction

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Published on 04/11/2020 at 14:44

Agência Nacional do Petróleo (ANP)

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The Oil Agency Changed the Auction Date and Announced Yesterday News About the Second Cycle of Permanent Offering

Yesterday, November 3rd, the National Agency of Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) published news about the Second Cycle of Permanent Offering. The Special Bidding Commission of the agency received a new expression of interest with bidding guarantee, presenting the sectors that will participate in the auction. The ANP moved the bidding date to December 4th.

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In the last meeting of the Special Bidding Commission of the National Agency of Oil, it was also decided the order of introduction of the departments that will be offered during the auction. The ANP is still deciding whether the bidding session will be in-person or virtual.

Until the 16th of this month, the companies registered for the auction can provide additional bidding guarantees and declarations of interest from the sectors to be presented in the public meeting of the second cycle of permanent offering.

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List of Presentation Sequence of the Sectors:

About the ANP:

The National Agency of Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels is the federal agency responsible for regulating the oil and natural gas industries, as well as biofuels in Brazil. Linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy, it is a special federal autarchy that implements the national policy for the sector, focusing on ensuring fuel supply and defending consumer interests.

The Agency operates “from the well to the pump”, meaning it regulates more than 110,000 companies, in activities ranging from oil and natural gas exploration in Brazil’s sedimentary basins to procedures to ensure the quality of fuels sold to the end consumer.

National Petroleum Agency Receives New Declarations of Interest for Auction

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