Cabiúnas Consortium Expands Capacity of Rota 2 Gas Pipeline in Macaé

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Published on 02/07/2019 at 16:35

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ANP Grants Authorization And Consortium Cabiúnas 1, Owner Of The Gas Pipeline Rota 2, Will Increase Its Capacity To 20 Million M³/Day.

On last Monday (07/01), the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) met the request of Consortium Cabiúnas 1, owner of the gas pipeline Rota 2, and granted authorization to increase the capacity of natural gas flow from 16 million to 20 million m³/day from the pre-salt fields to the processing unit in Cabiúnas, in Macaé (RJ).

In Operation since 2016, the gas pipeline Rota 2 is the link for the flow of natural gas from the platforms of the pre-salt fields, with the largest being the Lula field.

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Cabiúnas Consortium Expands Capacity of Rota 2 Gas Pipeline in Macaé

ANP Grants Authorization And Consortium Cabiúnas 1, Owner Of The Gas Pipeline Rota 2, Will Increase Its Capacity To 20 Million M³/Day.

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