Constellation and Petrobras Sign Contract for Installation of New Drillship with State-of-the-Art Technology

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/12/2022 at 12:32

Updated on 17/12/2022 at 12:33

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With This New Brilliant Partnership Between Constellation and Petrobras, the New Drillship Could Generate Various Job Opportunities in the Sector

Constellation announced this week that it has entered into a new contract with Petrobras for the inauguration of a new drillship, the Brava Star. In light of this fact, the company will now ensure all contracted rigs that will operate during the year 2023. Thus, Constellation and Petrobras confirm their leadership position in the offshore drilling market in Brazil.

This transaction also represents the continuation of the work of Constellation and Brava Star with Petrobras and reinforces our partnership with this very important client.

BRAVA STAR AT JURONG SHIPYARD

About Constellation

Throughout its history, Constellation has remained committed to the development of the oil industry, both in Brazil and worldwide, having drilled more than 700 thousand meters in offshore wells in challenging environments, including the Brazilian pre-salt.

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The New Drillship from the Constellation and Petrobras Partnership

The new drillship from Petrobras’s partnership with Constellation is a vessel that has dynamic positioning for deep waters and is capable of drilling to a giant depth of up to 12,000 feet and has a drilling capacity of up to 40,000 feet. A groundbreaking technology!

Constellation and Petrobras Sign Contract for Installation of New Drillship with State-of-the-Art Technology

With This New Brilliant Partnership Between Constellation and Petrobras, the New Drillship Could Generate Various Job Opportunities in the Sector

BRAVA STAR AT JURONG SHIPYARD

About Constellation

The New Drillship from the Constellation and Petrobras Partnership

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