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Aliseo Will Support Loading, Handling, Transportation, and Storage Operations, Among Others, Used by the State-Owned Company in the Pre-Salt Fields
Hundreds of Job Openings Are Coming in São João da Barra! Aliseo, a Brazilian energy, engineering, infrastructure, and services company engaged in logistics and oil and gas markets, will invest 500 million reais (US$ 95 million) in an offshore logistics base at the Açu port in the State of Rio de Janeiro. The Fluminense government reported yesterday (10/20).
Initially, the project at the largest port-industrial complex in Latin America will focus on the storage, handling, and loading operations of subsea flexible pipes that connect oil and gas wells to production platforms.
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The project is expected to commence operations in the first half of next year and promises to generate around 500 Job Openings.
The flexible loading base at Açu (Baçu) will be installed in an area of 160,000 m², capable of storing more than 500 reels of up to 400 tons, and will be equipped with four berths for support vessels.
BAÇU Occupies More Than 160,000 Square Meters of Area at the Porto do Açu, and Will Be the Largest Flexible Logistics Base in the World!
Aliseo Will Support Loading, Unloading, Handling, Control, Transportation, and Storage Operations of Reels, Trolleys, and Subsea Flexible Accessories Used by the State-Owned Company in the Pre-Salt Fields.
Renowned Oil Companies TechnipFMC and NOV Also Have Flexible Pipe Bases at Açu, But They Are Proprietary Units, Not Available for Other Suppliers.
“We Are Not Manufacturers, But Logistics Service Providers. We Want to Create an Open Base for the General Market That Everyone Can Use,” Said Aliseo’s Director, Leandro Cariello.
“Other Players with Projects in the Campos Basin Will Also Need a Support Base to Store Reels, Make Maintenance, Disposal, and Cleaning. Our Target Is Oil and EPC Companies, Some of Which Do Not Have Their Own Base,” Said Cariello.
Aliseo Empreendimentos e Participações S.A. is a Brazilian company in the energy, engineering, infrastructure, and services sectors engaged in logistics and oil and gas markets. Aliseo Was Born from Consortium 3T, a consortium Created by Transdata and Splenda Offshore to Participate in the Development of the Offshore Logistics Base at Porto do Açu (“BAÇU”) for Petrobras.
BAÇU Occupies More Than 160,000 Square Meters of Area with a Privileged Position in the Northern Portion of the OSX Brasil – Porto do Açu, and Will Be the Largest Flexible Logistics Base in the World.
