Em meio a pandemia, licenciamento de até 17 poços de petróleo avançam pela ExxonMobil, nas bacias de Campos e Santos

Amid The Pandemic, Licensing For Up To 17 Oil Wells Advances By ExxonMobil In The Campos And Santos Basins

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 30/04/2020 at 13:09

Updated on 30/04/2020 at 13:10

Em meio a pandemia, licenciamento de até 17 poços de petróleo avançam pela ExxonMobil, nas bacias de Campos e Santos

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Amidst the oil crisis and the pandemic, here comes some good news! Licensing is progressing to drill around 17 wells by the American oil and gas multinational ExxonMobil, in the Campos and Santos basins. Not everything is rosy, Diamond Offshore requests bankruptcy in the USA and drags its subsidiary in Brazil.

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