Brasil offshore 2019 entra em contagem regressiva e 70% das áreas ocupadas

Brazil Offshore 2019 Enters Countdown With 70% of Areas Occupied

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/09/2018 at 07:51

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Brazil Offshore Renews Partnerships to Be the Main Development Hub for the Sector’s Supplier Network

The countdown for Brazil Offshore 2019 has already begun and with 10 months to go until the event, the organization has 70% of the areas occupied, following the goal of this commemorative edition to reactivate the supplier network of the national oil and gas sector and prepare the market for future demands that are expected to arise as new projects come to fruition.

FIRJAN and ABESPETRO believe in this purpose and renew their partnership with the Brazil Offshore event in order to ensure that companies providing maintenance and replacement services, industrial equipment, automation systems, and offshore logistics can do business with oil and gas operators, actively participating in the construction of the new supplier network that will meet the sector’s demands for the next five years.

About Brazil Offshore

The Brazil Offshore fair traditionally takes place in Macaé and is the 3rd largest oil and gas event in the world, celebrating 20 years of activities. Credentialing is not yet open; we will notify you when registration begins. Visits will take place on June 25, 26, 27, and 28, 2019, in Macaé, a great opportunity to learn about new market trends, network, and make some contacts for potential job opportunities.

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Brazil Offshore 2019 Enters Countdown With 70% of Areas Occupied

Brazil Offshore Renews Partnerships to Be the Main Development Hub for the Sector’s Supplier Network

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