Empresa de Singapura adquire 6 milhões de barris de petróleo brasileiro a partir de contrato firmado com a Brava Energia. Produto é extraído no campo de Atlanta, cujo sistema pode produzir até 50 mil barris de óleo por dia!

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 14/02/2025 at 11:53

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Acordo com a Trafigura PTE é apenas o início das negociações propostas pela Brava Energia, considerando a alta produção do campo de Atlanta.

A Brava Energia, empresa que lidera a operação no campo de Atlanta, anunciou recentemente a venda de 6 milhões de barris de óleo para a Trafigura PTE, gigante no fornecimento de commodities.

O acordo foi feito por meio de um contrato flexível, que traz condições vantajosas para ambas as partes. Além disso, marca um importante avanço para a produção de óleo no Brasil, com foco no acesso a mercados específicos.

Detalhes do acordo entre Brava Energia e Trafigura PTE

O acordo entre as duas empresas envolve a venda de petróleo com condições flexíveis, como dito anteriormente.

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Capacidade de produção no campo de Atlanta

A Brava Energia, por sua vez, tem feito progressos significativos na operação do campo de Atlanta.

O sistema definitivo de produção, com a unidade FPSO Atlanta, tem uma capacidade impressionante: pode produzir até 50 mil barris de óleo por dia, tratar até 140 mil barris de água diários e estocar até 1,6 milhão de barris de petróleo.

Este aumento de capacidade é parte da primeira fase do sistema definitivo, que deverá estar totalmente operacional até meados de 2025, com a conexão de seis poços ao FPSO.

Essa fase marca a substituição do FPSO Petrojarl I, que vinha operando com três poços no sistema de produção antecipada.

A ampliação da capacidade de produção traz ganhos operacionais, além de abrir novas possibilidades para a Brava Energia e seus parceiros, como a Trafigura.

Precificação e expectativas de mercado

A precificação do petróleo vendido será atrelada a preços de referência do mercado internacional. Destaca-se o bunker de baixo enxofre, considerado uma tendência crescente entre os consumidores globais.

Esta referência é um indicador importante, pois a demanda pelo bunker de baixo enxofre é cada vez maior devido à baixa emissão de poluentes. Por isso, atrai mercados mais exigentes em termos ambientais.

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Empresa de Singapura adquire 6 milhões de barris de petróleo brasileiro a partir de contrato firmado com a Brava Energia. Produto é extraído no campo de Atlanta, cujo sistema pode produzir até 50 mil barris de óleo por dia!

Acordo com a Trafigura PTE é apenas o início das negociações propostas pela Brava Energia, considerando a alta produção do campo de Atlanta.

Detalhes do acordo entre Brava Energia e Trafigura PTE

Capacidade de produção no campo de Atlanta

Precificação e expectativas de mercado

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Detalhes do acordo entre Brava Energia e Trafigura PTE

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