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FPSO To Be Installed at The Definitive Atlanta Field, Which Currently Operates Early, With The Teekay Offshore FPSO Petrojarl 1.
The definitive system of the Atlanta field will require an FPSO with a production capacity of 50 thousand barrels per day. This information was disclosed by Enauta, the owner and partner in the venture with Barra Energia.
Enauta has also filed for licensing with Ibama for the FPSO installation in the deep waters of the Santos basin.
According to the company’s planning, the FPSO will be contracted in the first half of 2020 and is expected to start operating in 2022.
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The Atlanta Field
The production of the Atlanta field is currently carried out through an Early Production System (SPA). With two wells, the production was 13 thousand barrels per day, but in June, Enauta connected the third well and anticipates the possibility of reaching a production of 25 thousand to 27 thousand barrels per day of oil.
Production is currently done by the FPSO Petrojarl 1, contracted with Teekay Offshore, but it is a smaller unit than the one currently intended.
The definitive system, which will receive the FPSO, will reportedly have 12 wells (3 coming from the SPA), to be drilled in two phases: four wells in 2021 and another five in 2024.
Regarding the subsea project, the definitive system of the Atlanta field will consist of two service subsea manifolds, three service lines for preservation with diesel, and six umbilicals with power cable.
According to Click Petróleo e Gás, the Atlanta field is currently in legal dispute, with Enauta and Barra Energia requesting the removal of Dommo (Ex-Osx) from the partnership.
ANP Has Already Authorized The Transfer Of Dommo’s Shares To Enauta And Barra Energia, with the companies now holding 50% each in the partnership.
The reason for the compulsory transfer of Dommo’s shares is Dommo’s default in the consortium, as it failed to pay its share of the exploration and development expenses of the Atlanta field.
At the end of the first quarter of this year, Enauta reported in its results that Dommo’s debt was R$ 21.6 million for each of the former partners.
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