Campos Basin to Receive R$ 130 Billion in Investments, 25,000 Jobs, and New Energy Era for Brazil

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 23/11/2024 at 17:15

Bacia de Campos vai receber mais de R$ 130 bilhões em investimentos (Imagem: Reprodução)

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Event Brings Together Experts and Leaders from the Energy Sector to Discuss the Future of the Campos Basin and Boost Investments That Promise to Transform the Energy Matrix.

The Campos Basin will be the center of attention at the Connex-E Summit Preparatory, an event that will detail the more than R$ 130 billion in planned investments for the region. Organized by the Organization of Oil Producing Municipalities (Ompetro), the meeting will take place on December 3 at Sesi-Guarus in Campos dos Goytacazes, featuring major names from the energy sector, as well as authorities and specialists.

With a promise to generate over 25,000 jobs, the event addresses not only the future of the oil and natural gas industry in the Campos Basin but also the transition to renewable energies and hydrogen. According to Mayor Wladimir Garotinho, president of Ompetro, Connex-E is an opportunity to position the associated municipalities as protagonists in the national energy scenario.

Major Names and Strategic Topics

Confirmed participants include Symone Araújo, director of the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), Roberto Ardenghy, president of IBP, and Rodrigo Lopes Sauaia, president of ABSOLAR. They will explore topics such as royalties, new business opportunities, and the impact of investments on the region’s productive matrix. Significant companies like Petrobras, Firjan, and Sebrae-RJ are also among the event’s supporters.

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Participation and Registrations

Registrations for Connex-E are free, subject to availability, and can be made on the official Ompetro website, www.ompetro.com.br. The program includes panels on public-private integration, energy transition, and business opportunities, positioning the Campos Basin as a strategic reference for Brazil.

With support from institutions such as Porto do Açu, Sebrae-RJ, and Prio, the event reinforces the relevance of the Campos Basin as one of the largest energy production hubs in the country. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this historic moment for the sector!

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Campos Basin to Receive R$ 130 Billion in Investments, 25,000 Jobs, and New Energy Era for Brazil

Event Brings Together Experts and Leaders from the Energy Sector to Discuss the Future of the Campos Basin and Boost Investments That Promise to Transform the Energy Matrix.

Major Names and Strategic Topics

Participation and Registrations

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