Carlos Brandão, Governor of Maranhão, Believes Petrobras Will Focus More on Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins. According to Him, These Areas Offer More Oil and Gas Reserves Than the Pre-Salt.

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 15/02/2023 at 03:32

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The Governor, When Speaking About the Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins, Was Emphatic in Saying That Petrobras Would Recognize the Value That Both Have. In His View, Both Offer a Strong Potential for Expansion by Offering Greater Oil and Gas Reserves Than the Amount Found in the Pre-Salt.

In a speech that Strongly Values the North Region of Brazil, Carlos Brandão, the Governor of Maranhão, Mentioned an Area With Oil and Gas Reserves That Exceeds the Amount Found in the Pre-Salt. This Refers to the Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins Which, for Him, Should Become the Main Focus of Petrobras Due to the Potential That Both Have to Offer to the Company.

New Investments in the Area Mentioned by Carlos Brandão Are Expected to Be Made Soon by Petrobras, as the Territory Is Truly Seen With Great Expectations

The Basins Mentioned by Brandão — Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá — Are Part of the Area Known as the Equatorial Margin. It Already Contains Five Sedimentary Basins, and Oil Exploration Is Limited to Up to 3,000 Meters Deep.

The Region Became Even More Well-Known Globally Thanks to the Efforts Made by French Guiana.

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In Addition to Direct Financial Gains, the Region as a Whole Would Also Benefit From Visibility and Acceleration in Local Development

The Potential of the Pará-Maranhão Basin Is Seen and Recognized by Various Experts in the Field, Such as Allan Kardec, Former Director of the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), as Well as Ronaldo Gomes, a Professor, and Pedro Victor Zalán, President of an Oil Exploration Consultancy.

Among the Various Benefits That Discoveries in the Basin Could Bring, It Is Worth Mentioning the Development of the North Region as a Whole Which Is Still Subjugated in Relation to Other Areas of the Country.

With the Right Investments, Brandão Hopes to See the States Gaining More Visibility from the Rest of the Country, as Well as Being Noticed by Foreigners.

The Region Could Be Better Developed, Both From an Industrial Perspective and in Relation to the Service Sector, and Contribute More Strongly to the Expansion of the National Economy.

In a Statement, Experts Allan Kardec, Ronaldo Gomes, and Pedro Victor Zalán Reinforced Their Point of View in Relation to the Pará-Maranhão Basin, Also Highlighting the Advantages That May Exist in the Area: “The Exploration and Production of This Wealth Would Bring Great Benefits for National Development and Especially for the States of the Northern Arc of the National Territory. Such Enjoyment Has Been Postponed and Denied to This Rich Region of Brazilian Territory, Subjected, Paradoxically, to Relatively Low Levels of Development Compared to the South and Southeast of the Country, Largely Due to Unfounded Environmental Restrictions.”

The Professionals’ Thoughts Regarding the Existence of a New Pre-Salt in the Pará-Amapá Basin, as Well as the Potential Also Recognized in the Pará-Maranhão Area, Is Sufficient to Capture Petrobras’s Attention Regarding the High Index of Oil and Gas Reserves That May Exist in the Region.

Carlos Brandão, Governor of Maranhão, Believes Petrobras Will Focus More on Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins. According to Him, These Areas Offer More Oil and Gas Reserves Than the Pre-Salt.

The Governor, When Speaking About the Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins, Was Emphatic in Saying That Petrobras Would Recognize the Value That Both Have. In His View, Both Offer a Strong Potential for Expansion by Offering Greater Oil and Gas Reserves Than the Amount Found in the Pre-Salt.

New Investments in the Area Mentioned by Carlos Brandão Are Expected to Be Made Soon by Petrobras, as the Territory Is Truly Seen With Great Expectations

In Addition to Direct Financial Gains, the Region as a Whole Would Also Benefit From Visibility and Acceleration in Local Development

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Carlos Brandão, Governor of Maranhão, Believes Petrobras Will Focus More on Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins. According to Him, These Areas Offer More Oil and Gas Reserves Than the Pre-Salt.

The Governor, When Speaking About the Pará-Maranhão and Pará-Amapá Basins, Was Emphatic in Saying That Petrobras Would Recognize the Value That Both Have. In His View, Both Offer a Strong Potential for Expansion by Offering Greater Oil and Gas Reserves Than the Amount Found in the Pre-Salt.

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In Addition to Direct Financial Gains, the Region as a Whole Would Also Benefit From Visibility and Acceleration in Local Development

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