BW Energy Negotiates Oil And Natural Gas Fields In The Golfinho Cluster With Petrobras

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 14/06/2022 at 23:33

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Seeking to Expand Your Business Portfolio in the Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Market, BW Energy Was Invited by Petrobras to Participate in the Sale Negotiations of the Fields Owned by the State Located in the Golfinho Polo.

On the morning of this Tuesday, (06/14), BW Energy took another step in its quest to increase its presence in the Brazilian oil and gas sector. After acquiring the Maromba field, it was invited by Petrobras to negotiate the sale of the oil and natural gas fields located in the Golfinho Polo, in the Espírito Santo Basin. The state-owned company is undergoing its divestment project in the polo, and BW Energy may be part of future concession contracts for the fields after the invitation.

Petrobras Invites BW Energy to Participate in Its Divestment Plan Negotiations for the Oil and Natural Gas Fields in the Golfinho Polo

Continuing its project for the concession of wells and oil and gas exploration fields in the national territory, Petrobras has now invited BW Energy to participate in the negotiations for the sale of the oil and natural gas fields in the Golfinho Polo.

The reserves of the state-owned company are located in the deep waters of the Espírito Santo Basin and may be part of the company’s growth plan in the oil sector in the coming months.

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Company May Further Diversify Its Business Portfolio in the Oil and Gas Sector with Negotiations for the Golfinho Polo with Petrobras

BW Energy is increasingly focused on the Brazilian oil and gas sector and currently holds a 73.5% participation in the Dussafu Marine Permit, offshore Gabon; and a 95% stake in the Maromba field in the Campos Basin.

Thus, the company’s net reserves in the sector totaled approximately 241 million barrels at the beginning of 2022, and the main focus of the company is to expand these numbers over the next year.

In this way, the energy company announced the state-owned company’s invitation in a statement this Tuesday: “BW Energy was invited to the negotiation stage, as communicated by the company today. The signing of the purchase and sale contract is still subject to the approval of the competent Petrobras authorities.” Meanwhile, Petrobras stated that “it reaffirms its commitment to the broad transparency of its divestment projects and management of its portfolio and informs that the subsequent stages of the project will be disclosed in a timely manner.”

Thus, both companies will work transparently and clearly with the public regarding the negotiations for the sale of the Golfinho Polo fields, but they await new developments for the partnership in the coming days.

BW Energy Negotiates Oil And Natural Gas Fields In The Golfinho Cluster With Petrobras

Seeking to Expand Your Business Portfolio in the Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Market, BW Energy Was Invited by Petrobras to Participate in the Sale Negotiations of the Fields Owned by the State Located in the Golfinho Polo.

Petrobras Invites BW Energy to Participate in Its Divestment Plan Negotiations for the Oil and Natural Gas Fields in the Golfinho Polo

Company May Further Diversify Its Business Portfolio in the Oil and Gas Sector with Negotiations for the Golfinho Polo with Petrobras

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BW Energy Negotiates Oil And Natural Gas Fields In The Golfinho Cluster With Petrobras

Seeking to Expand Your Business Portfolio in the Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Market, BW Energy Was Invited by Petrobras to Participate in the Sale Negotiations of the Fields Owned by the State Located in the Golfinho Polo.

Petrobras Invites BW Energy to Participate in Its Divestment Plan Negotiations for the Oil and Natural Gas Fields in the Golfinho Polo

Company May Further Diversify Its Business Portfolio in the Oil and Gas Sector with Negotiations for the Golfinho Polo with Petrobras

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