Consórcio Piauí-Alabama assina contrato com a Petrobras para descomissionar Cação, na Bacia do Espírito Santo

Piauí-Alabama Consortium Signs Contract With Petrobras to Decommission Cação, In The Espírito Santo Basin

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Published on 04/05/2020 at 16:53

Consórcio Piauí-Alabama assina contrato com a Petrobras para descomissionar Cação, na Bacia do Espírito Santo

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Petrobras: ANP approves decommissioning programs, including those for the three fixed platforms of Cação, whose decommissioning will be carried out by the Piauí-Alabama Consortium, the FPSO Marlim Sul, in Campos, and the Piranema Spirit, in Sergipe-Alagoas, in the Espírito Santo Basin. Petrobras puts the Manati field in the Camam Basin, Bahia up for sale

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The group – which also includes Sea Partners, Método, and Shore – submitted a bid of 38.5 million dollars in the auction held by Petrobras to carry out the service.

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Decommissioning Programs Under Review and Approved by ANP

There are five decommissioning programs under review by the Agency for offshore installations, two of which are in the Campos Basin, one in Santos, one in the Potiguar Basin, and one in Camamu-Almada.

In Campos, these are the decommissioning of the semi-submersible production platform P-15, operated by Petrobras, and the Tubarão Azul field, operated by Dommo Energia.

In Santos, the decommissioning of the Oliva field in the former BS4 block, operated by Enauta, is under review.

In Rio Grande do Norte, ANP is reviewing the program regarding the Siri field and, in Bahia, the Sardinha field, both operated by Petrobras.

Seven decommissioning projects have already been approved by ANP – five in Santos, two in Sergipe-Alagoas, three in the Potiguar Basin, one in Espírito Santo, and one in Camamu.

Among them are the three fixed platforms of Cação mentioned above.

Another case is the FPSO Cidade do Rio de Janeiro, which, after cracks were detected in its hull during demobilization in the Espadarte field, was towed to the Jurong Shipyard Aracruz (ES) for repairs before leaving the country.

Piauí-Alabama Consortium Signs Contract With Petrobras to Decommission Cação, In The Espírito Santo Basin

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