Búzios, Lula e Sapinhoá produzem 87,1% do total produzido no pré-sal

Búzios, Lula, and Sapinhoá Account for 87.1% of Total Pre-Salt Production

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Published on 10/07/2020 at 10:25

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The Offshore Assets of Búzios, Lula, and Sapinhoá Achieved an Average Production Representing About 87.1% of the Pre-salt in May of This Year

The average production from the fields of Búzios, Lula, and Sapinhoá, all located in the pre-salt, in May 2020, was 1.633 million barrels of oil per day and represents 87.1% of the total produced from the pre-salt, which amounted to 1.875 million barrels per day, according to information provided by Pré-Sal Petróleo S.A (PPSA).

About Pré-Sal Petróleo

Founded in November 2013, Pré-Sal Petróleo operates in three major areas: management of Production Sharing Contracts, management of oil and natural gas commercialization, and representation of the Union in Unitization Agreements.

PPSA participates in oil industry events and conducts presentations to show the role it plays for society. Access the company’s website here.

Búzios, Lula, and Sapinhoá Account for 87.1% of Total Pre-Salt Production

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