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The Goal Of Making The City Of Macaé A Great Center Of Brazilian Industrial Exploration Continues To Grow. The ANPG Of Angola Will Now Be Part Of The Initiative For Oil, Natural Gas And Energy Projects For The Carioca Region In The Coming Years.
As A Reference In The Growth Of The Industrial Sector, The Carioca City Of Macaé Continues To Advance In Agreements To Further Expand Its Presence In The National Market. For This Monday, (10/03), The City’s Administration Has A Firm Initiative With The National Oil, Gas And Biofuels Agency (ANPG) Of Angola. This Is An Initiative For The Development Of Projects In The Fields Of Oil, Natural Gas And Energy, Aiming To Leverage The Potential Of The Carioca City In The Coming Years.
ANPG Signs Agreement With Macaé To Develop Industrial Expansion Projects In The City Over The Next Few Years
The State Of Rio De Janeiro And The City Of Macaé, In Particular, Have Been Strongly Leveraging The Growth Of The Brazilian Oil Market Over The Past Few Years And Developing Projects In The Sector.
And, In Line With This Technological And Industrial Development Scenario, The Country Of Angola, Currently Going Through The Same Process, Sought A Partnership With The Carioca City Administration.
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The African Country Seeks To Ensure Its Presence In The International Oil, Natural Gas And Energy Scenario And Has Been Investing In The Development Of Initiatives In All Three Sectors.
Thus, The ANPG Joined The City Of Macaé To Sign A Partnership Agreement For The Coming Years, Aiming To Ensure The Incentives And Necessary Investments In Projects In These Fields.
Present At The Meeting Were The Secretary Of Economic Development, Rodrigo Vianna, And The Secretary Of Labor And Income, Sabrina Nunes.
They Met With Representatives Of The ANPG Of Angola, Directors Neusa Cardoso, Guilherme Ventura And Alcides Andrade, And Technician Zacarias Bumba, To Discuss The Projects.
The Main Goal Of The Projects To Be Developed Is To Make Macaé The Energy Capital In The Brazilian Market.
Moreover, The Agency Aims To Contribute To Leverage The Technological Potential In The Fields Of Oil And Gas Of The Carioca City For The Socioeconomic Growth Of The Region Over The Coming Years.
“The Connection With Angola Represents For Us The Exchange Of Experiences With A New Environment In The Oil And Gas Market. Brazil Has A Cultural And Historical Relationship With This Nation That Today Recognizes Macaé As A Great Asset In The National Energy Market,” Commented Rodrigo Viana.
ANP Of Brazil And ANPG Of Angola Will Together Contribute To The Expansion In Oil And Gas Exploration In The Carioca Region
Following The Recommendations Of The Ministry Of Mines And Energy For The Resumption Of Production In The So-Called “Mature Fields,” The ANPG Aims To Contribute To The Expansion Of Oil And Natural Gas Exploration In These Regions.
Thus, The Agency Aims Not Only To Contribute To Energy Projects In Macaé But Also Aims To Elevate The Carioca Region In The Offshore Production Sector.
To Achieve This, The ANPG Signed Cooperation With The National Agency Of Petroleum (ANP) Of Brazil To Improve Regulations That Can Increase Investments In Areas With Potential To Generate Oil And Natural Gas Productivity.
The President Of The ANPG Board Of Directors, Paulino Jerónimo, Was Responsible For Signing The Agreement For Future Projects And Commented On The Current Brazilian Scenario, Recalling The Country’s Role In The International Market.
He Said: “Brazil Has Already Gone Through This Experience And Naturally No One Is Better Than Brazil To Advise Us, First Because We Speak The Same Language And Secondly Because It Already Has The Experience Of Promoting This Increased Production.”
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