Campo no Recôncavo se torna comercial e fornecerá gás para termelétrica, de acordo com a Imetame

Field in Recôncavo Becomes Commercial and Will Supply Gas for Thermoelectric Power Plant, According to Imetame

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/03/2020 at 11:49

imetame, petróleo, termelétrica, recôncavo, Bahia

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Imetame Declares Commerciality of Cardeal Field of Northeast East and Says It Will Supply Gas to the Prosperidade II Thermoelectric Plant, Located in the State of Bahia

Located in the Recôncavo Basin, the Cardeal Field of Northeast East, in block REC-T-212, becomes commercial according to Imetame and will offer gas to the Prosperidade II thermoelectric plant in the state of Bahia. Production has not yet begun, and the document was sent to the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP) on February 21 of this year.

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The drilling of well 1-IMET-26A-BA was carried out in September of last year, where gas fluids were found. Imetame also operates a neighboring field, Cardeal do Nordeste, in the same block.

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Field in Recôncavo Becomes Commercial and Will Supply Gas for Thermoelectric Power Plant, According to Imetame

Imetame Declares Commerciality of Cardeal Field of Northeast East and Says It Will Supply Gas to the Prosperidade II Thermoelectric Plant, Located in the State of Bahia

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Field in Recôncavo Becomes Commercial and Will Supply Gas for Thermoelectric Power Plant, According to Imetame

Imetame Declares Commerciality of Cardeal Field of Northeast East and Says It Will Supply Gas to the Prosperidade II Thermoelectric Plant, Located in the State of Bahia

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