Eneva descobre indícios de Petróleo na Bacia do Parnaíba

Eneva Finds Indications of Oil in the Parnaíba Basin

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 25/09/2019 at 10:51

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Eneva Still Cannot Determine The Volumes Of Oil Discovered, But As Soon As The Tests Are Completed, A Market Announcement Will Be Released

The oil company Eneva has discovered indications of oil in its concession area in the Parnaíba Basin. The volumes have not yet been disclosed, especially since the company has no obligation to report this to ANP.
The Parnaíba Basin is one of the twelve hydrographic regions of Brazilian territory, which nearly entirely encompasses the state of Piauí, part of Maranhão, and a small area of Ceará. Power Plant That Technint Will Build For Eneva In Roraima Receives Installation License.

Immediately, the company’s shares rose by 4.21% and were traded at R$ 29.46 at 10:25 AM yesterday (09/24). Only in 2019, the company’s shares had already increased by 70%.
Eneva will still conduct tests to verify the volume of the discovery and thus determine its commercial viability for oil exploration in the region.

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A New Era

Once the discovery is confirmed, a new era will begin for Eneva, which operates thermal plants integrated with natural gas producing fields, known in the market as reservoir-to-wire (R2W).

The discovery also allows the company to overcome market skepticism regarding its ability to find gas to supply its production plants in this manner. Eneva operates over 50,000 km² in the Amazonas (AM) area and in the Parnaíba Basins (MA).

The contracted capacity portfolio of Eneva’s thermal generation is 2.7 GW, with 81% already operational, distributed as follows: 1.4 GW to natural gas (67%) and 725 MW to coal (33%).
The company is the third largest in thermal capacity in Brazil, responsible for 11% of the installed thermal capacity to gas in the country.

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Eneva Finds Indications of Oil in the Parnaíba Basin

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