ANP estima quase 100 plataformas descomissionadas até 2025

ANP Estimates Nearly 100 Decommissioned Platforms by 2025

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Published on 25/06/2020 at 14:54

ANP estima quase 100 plataformas descomissionadas até 2025

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According to the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels, nearly 100 platforms will be decommissioned by 2025

According to the ANP – National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels, around 96 platforms will be decommissioned in the next five years. Petrobras Gives Sete Brasil More Time to Comply with the Liquidation Terms

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Of the 96 units, ten are FPSOs or FSOs, 12 floating platforms and 74 fixed. The ANP estimates that by the end of next year, ten units should be decommissioned.

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ANP Advances Decommissioning Plan for Petrobras Platforms P-15, P-12 and P-07, Which Will Go to International Auction Next Month

Currently, the three units P-15, P-12 and P-07 of Petrobras are anchored in the Campos Basin, about 120 km off the coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Aiming to concentrate all efforts on pre-salt fields, Petrobras will divest from shallow water assets and has put the three units up for sale.

In addition to platforms P-15, P-12 and P-07, the ANP approved 19 decommissioning plans for installations for Petrobras, involving units such as FPSOs Piranema Spirit, Cidade do Rio de Janeiro, Espadarte, Brasil, Marlim Sul, Cidade de Rio das Ostras, among others

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ANP Estimates Nearly 100 Decommissioned Platforms by 2025

According to the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels, nearly 100 platforms will be decommissioned by 2025

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ANP Estimates Nearly 100 Decommissioned Platforms by 2025

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