Petrobras Auction For Automation Panels Of Platforms P-72 And P-73 Starts At 11 AM

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Published on 26/01/2021 at 10:33

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Automation Panels That Would Be Used on Petrobras Platforms P-72 and P-73 Are Being Auctioned at 11 AM on January 26, 2020.

The first batch that will be auctioned virtually today by Petrobras starting at 11 AM on the auctioneer João Emílio’s website includes a set of four Altus automation panels, currently stored in Canoas (RS). The equipment would be used in the projects for platforms P-72 and P-73. Other divestments by the state-owned company, Raízen, the giant ethanol producer in Brazil, is one step away from buying the Repar refinery from Petrobras

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The automation panels being sold this morning are unused and will be sold in their current condition.

Platforms P-72 and P-73 of Petrobras were to be built at the Rio Grande Shipyard in Southern Brazil, but both projects were canceled in 2016 by the state-owned company.

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Auction of Automation Panels and Other Equipment from Petrobras

Petrobras will also hold a new auction scheduled for March 17, regarding other equipment that would also be intended for platforms P-72 and P-73. In this auction, Petrobras will sell the CO2 removal skids, which are currently stored in Niterói.

After the 17th, the state-owned company will auction a set of compressors and heat exchangers, currently stored in Sorocaba and Taubaté, in the state of São Paulo.

It is necessary to complete a prior registration on the auctioneer João Emílio’s website, fill out an electronic form, as well as submit documentation through the site and accept the terms of the notice.

The complete documentation and notice have been made available by Petrobras on its Business Channel and also on the auctioneer João Emílio’s website.

Petrobras Auction For Automation Panels Of Platforms P-72 And P-73 Starts At 11 AM

Automation Panels That Would Be Used on Petrobras Platforms P-72 and P-73 Are Being Auctioned at 11 AM on January 26, 2020.

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