After Acquiring Regasification Terminal at Port of Sergipe and Thermal Power Plant for R$6 Billion – The Largest Acquisition in Its History, Eneva Seeks Stake in Petrobras’ Giant Offshore Natural Gas Fields

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Published on 10/10/2022 at 13:54

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Giant Fields of Petrobras That Eneva Wants Participation, Have the Potential to Transform Sergipe Into the Largest Natural Gas Producing State Outside the Southeast!

After the billion-dollar acquisition of the regasification terminal at the Port of Sergipe and the associated thermoelectric plant – the largest acquisition in its history, Eneva wants to acquire a stake in giant offshore natural gas fields of Petrobras.

The information was gathered by the agency epbr; it states that the agreement is not yet finalized, but Eneva’s interest is to increase the share of domestic gas available in its portfolio for commercialization and development of new businesses.

According to a material fact published by Eneva last Friday (10/8), the negotiation involves the stakes of IBV Brasil, an Indian company that holds 40% of Agulhinha and Cavala, where Petrobras operates 100% of the Agulhinha Oeste, Budião Sudeste, Budião Noroeste, and Palombeta fields; and 75% of Budião, in partnership with ONGC.

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The development of the giant offshore fields will require billion-dollar investments and promises to transform Sergipe into the largest natural gas producing state outside the Southeast.

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After Acquiring Regasification Terminal at Port of Sergipe and Thermal Power Plant for R$6 Billion – The Largest Acquisition in Its History, Eneva Seeks Stake in Petrobras’ Giant Offshore Natural Gas Fields

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