Eneva Confirms New Natural Gas Discovery in Onshore Block in the Parnaíba Basin, Maranhão State

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Published on 15/08/2020 at 11:39

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Eneva Finds Evidence Of Gas In Onshore Well 1-ENV-13-MA, Located In The Permanent Offering Block In Maranhão, And Claims It Will Drill New Wells In The Region

Eneva has significantly expanded its portfolio of assets in the Brazilian onshore and is increasingly successful in its operations. The company, which is the largest private natural gas operator in the country, announced that it has made a new discovery in areas in the state of Maranhão.

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The achievement came from the Parnaíba Basin, where the company found evidence of gas in well 1-ENV-13-MA, located in the onshore block PN-T-68. This information was reported to the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) last Thursday (08/13).

The drilling of this asset, which began this August, is the first in an area made available in the 1st Cycle of the Permanent Offering, which consists of the continuous offering of exploratory blocks and areas with marginal accumulations returned or in the process of being returned to the ANP.

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In early July, Eneva also made discoveries in the Parnaíba Basin, specifically through well 3-ENV-11D-MA in the onshore block PN-T-48, in Maranhão. The company claims that it will drill more wells in some of these blocks by the end of this year, but the exact number has not been disclosed.

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