Archer ganha acordo de quatro anos com a Equinor no Brasil

Archer Scores Four-Year Deal With Equinor in Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/12/2019 at 14:19

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The New Agreement Will Be A Direct Continuation Of The Current Contract And Ensures The Continuity Of Operations In Brazil Until November 30, 2024.

Archer Gets Four-Year Agreement With Norwegian Equinor. The New Four-Year Contract Is For The Provision Of Platform Drilling Management Services In The Peregrino Field Development On The Peregrino A And B Platforms. A Lot Of Jobs Are On The Horizon! In 2020, 4,500 New Job Openings Will Be Created In Rio de Janeiro In The Oil Exploration And Production Sector, find out which professions will be in highest demand next year and take the opportunity to qualify!

Archer said on Monday, December 9 that the contract will take effect from December 1, 2020.

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The New Agreement Will Be A Direct Continuation Of Archer’s Current Contract, Further Strengthening Archer’s Relationship With The Norwegian Company In Brazil, Which Began With The Peregrino A Drilling Operations In 2009.

The Grant Ensures The Continuity Of Archer’s Operations For Equinor In Brazil Until November 30, 2024.

“We Are Very Pleased To Have Been Awarded This 4-Year Contract. It Is Positive News For Archer And Is A Recognition Of The Hard Work And Commitment Of All Our Personnel Who Have Consistently Maintained A Safe Environment In The Equinor Peregrino Operations While Ensuring A High Level Of Operational And Technical Efficiency”, Said Kenny Dey, VP Platform Drilling.

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Equinor Is Structuring Itself To Install The New Peregrino Platform In The Campos Basin. Therefore, The Expectation Is For A Large Demand For Labor To Conduct Various Types Of Activities, Where Maintenance, Repair, And Important Modifications For Future Safety, Performance, And Efficiency Of The Field Will Be Carried Out, Said Rafael Tristão, CEO Of The Company In Brazil.

The Oil Company Estimates To Invest Approximately 15 Billion Dollars In Brazil By 2030, Aiming To Increase Its Production By 3 To 5 Times. Based On Its Current Portfolio, The Company Could Reach 300 To 500 Thousand Barrels Per Day. Currently, The Only Asset Operated By Equinor Brazil Is The Peregrino Field.

In 2020, The Oil Company Will Focus On Starting Operations Of The Second Phase Of Peregrino, With The Installation Of The Third Platform. Further Ahead, The Company Will Strive To Start Operating In The Carcará Field In The Pre-Salt In 2023/2024.

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