Em meio a crise do petróleo, EBSE entrega tanques e skids para o campo de Azulão, no Amazonas

Amid Oil Crisis, EBSE Delivers Tanks and Skids to Azulão Field in Amazonas

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/04/2020 at 12:27

Em meio a crise do petróleo, EBSE entrega tanques e EBSE Engenharia de Soluções é um dos mais tradicionais fabricantes nacionais de equipamentos industriais, tubos de grande diâmetro e de caldeiraria

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Amid the pandemic and the oil crisis, some companies in the sector are managing to progress in their projects, one of them is EBSE, which has started delivering equipment that will be used in the natural gas field of Azulão, in Amazonas. Petrobras Halts Drilling Rigs in Bahia and Sergipe, 550 Oil Workers Left Unemployed

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The company started the delivery of firewater tanks, condensate storage tanks, and process skids last week, equipment contracted by Eneva, for the oil and gas project in Azulão, Amazonas.

According to EBSE CEO Marcelo Bonilha, in an interview with Petronotícias, all equipment will be delivered by the end of next month. “For us, this is a very important contract because Eneva is a large, important, and traditional client,” declared the executive.

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