Aker Solutions conclui seu maior projeto de árvores submarinas no Brasil

Aker Solutions Completes Its Largest Subsea Trees Project in Brazil

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/07/2020 at 11:30

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The Project Developed by Aker Was Delivered to Petrobras for Pre-Salt Exploration

Aker Solutions, a Norwegian company, delivered the last of 60 sets of subsea trees for pre-salt exploration to Petrobras. The project is FA 2011 60 XMT and this marks the completion of the company’s largest project in Brazil.

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Aker Solutions entered into an agreement with Petrobras to supply subsea equipment for the development of pre-salt fields in deep water in Brazil in March 2013.

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Aker Solutions Completes Its Largest Subsea Trees Project in Brazil

The Project Developed by Aker Was Delivered to Petrobras for Pre-Salt Exploration

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