Enauta Will Drill Three New Wells in the Atlanta Field to Expand Oil Production in the Santos Basin

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 22/10/2022 at 09:58

Fonte: EPBR

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The Drilling of the First Oil Well in the Atlanta Field Will Be Carried Out Still During the Fourth Quarter of This Year. Enauta Plans to Take Advantage of the New Wells in the Santos Basin to Expand Its Production Capacity of Fuel in the National Territory.

Investments in exploration campaigns seeking new fuel reserves in Brazil continue at full steam. The company Enauta is initiating the drilling of three new wells in the Atlanta Field region, in the Santos Basin. The rig responsible for the works of the first oil well will be the Alpha Star, from Constellation, and the company expects to complete the operation within a timeframe of seven months.

First Drilling of the New Wells in the Atlanta Field Will Happen Still in 2022, Confirms Oil Company Enauta

Enauta has been increasingly investing in new ventures and growth initiatives in the national market.

Now, the company is preparing for a new exploration campaign in the Atlanta Field region, located in the Santos Basin.

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Company Plans to Invest US$ 75 Million in the Drilling of the First Well of the Exploration Project in the Atlanta Field

The company Enauta intends to make strong investments in its exploration and drilling campaign for new wells in the Atlanta Field.

In a statement, it confirmed: “The estimated value of the well and its interconnection to the production system is US$ 75 million, of which US$ 60 million is for drilling and completion, and the remainder for interconnection.”

“The additional well will generate not only an increase in production starting in early 2023 but will also bring greater stability to the Atlanta operation,” the company concluded.

After the drilling of the first well, the company will move on to the next two, which will be interconnected to the new FPSO Atlanta (Permanent System).

The expected operation start date is mid-2024, allowing for production of up to 50,000 barrels of oil per day for the FPSO Atlanta.

Finally, it expects to expand these numbers in the Atlanta Field and drill four new structures after the completion of these three.

Learn More About the Company Enauta

Enauta Participações SA is a company based in Brazil and is primarily dedicated to the oil and gas sector. The company operates through a single segment: exploration and production of oil and gas, focusing on the exploration, production, industrial processing, and commercialization of crude oil, natural gas, and their derivatives.

Enauta Will Drill Three New Wells in the Atlanta Field to Expand Oil Production in the Santos Basin

The Drilling of the First Oil Well in the Atlanta Field Will Be Carried Out Still During the Fourth Quarter of This Year. Enauta Plans to Take Advantage of the New Wells in the Santos Basin to Expand Its Production Capacity of Fuel in the National Territory.

First Drilling of the New Wells in the Atlanta Field Will Happen Still in 2022, Confirms Oil Company Enauta

Company Plans to Invest US$ 75 Million in the Drilling of the First Well of the Exploration Project in the Atlanta Field

Learn More About the Company Enauta

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Enauta Will Drill Three New Wells in the Atlanta Field to Expand Oil Production in the Santos Basin

The Drilling of the First Oil Well in the Atlanta Field Will Be Carried Out Still During the Fourth Quarter of This Year. Enauta Plans to Take Advantage of the New Wells in the Santos Basin to Expand Its Production Capacity of Fuel in the National Territory.

First Drilling of the New Wells in the Atlanta Field Will Happen Still in 2022, Confirms Oil Company Enauta

Company Plans to Invest US$ 75 Million in the Drilling of the First Well of the Exploration Project in the Atlanta Field

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