Australiana Karoon escolhe TechnipFMC para fornecer equipamentos para o campo de Patola, na bacia de Santos

Australian Karoon Selects TechnipFMC to Supply Equipment for the Patola Field in the Santos Basin

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/02/2021 at 10:53

Updated on 15/02/2021 at 16:22

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Karoon Must Use The Same Drilling Rig In The Development Of The Patola Oil Field And For Drilling In Neon, In The Santos Basin

Last Thursday (28), Karoon Energy announced plans to acquire the necessary equipment for the Patola field in the Santos Basin and chose TechnipFMC to provide long-term items for the development of the asset. Petrobras Reports Death Of Employee In Accident That Occurred Yesterday (31/01), At FPSO Cidade De Mangaratiba.

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According to the report released in the company’s financial and operational balance sheet, referring to the fourth quarter of 2020, the bids involving the works to be executed for interventions in oil wells and development of the Patola field are already being carried out by the Australian Karoon.

The oil company awaits the Final Investment Decision on the development of the area by the end of the second quarter of 2021.

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In addition to the bids for interventions in oil wells and development of the Patola field, the company is also conducting a bid for a potential drilling of a control well at the Neon discovery, also in the Santos Basin.

Karoon must use the same drilling rig in the development of the Patola oil field and for the drilling in Neon.

The quarterly report from Karoon also informed the results and plans for the Baúna field, recently purchased from Petrobras. The acquisition of the asset made the oil company one of the largest oil producers on the Australian stock exchange.

According to the company, the FPSO Cidade de Itajaí, which operates in the area, will have a scheduled annual maintenance shutdown of eight days during the month of February.

Karoon had a production of nearly 15 thousand barrels of oil per day during the quarter in the field and plans to increase this volume through low-risk optimization of existing production wells and the development of the Patola discovery.

Australian Karoon Selects TechnipFMC to Supply Equipment for the Patola Field in the Santos Basin

Karoon Must Use The Same Drilling Rig In The Development Of The Patola Oil Field And For Drilling In Neon, In The Santos Basin

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Australian Karoon Selects TechnipFMC to Supply Equipment for the Patola Field in the Santos Basin

Karoon Must Use The Same Drilling Rig In The Development Of The Patola Oil Field And For Drilling In Neon, In The Santos Basin

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