Eneva closes contract with Azulão and selects Potential Method to work on the construction works of the project's natural gas liquefaction unit in the Amazon Basin
Potencial Energia Method is contracted by Eneva to build a natural gas liquefaction unit in the Azulão field, in the Amazon Basin. The unit is in the mobilization phase, with completion scheduled for the first quarter of 2021. Brazilian researcher revolutionizes and transforms “petroleum water” into ethanol and methanol
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“We will face challenging situations in this project. In addition to technical issues, the Amazon region imposes logistical difficulties, with adverse weather conditions”, declared, in a note, Joel Peito, executive director of the Construction and Industrial Assembly Business Unit of the Method.
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The liquefied gas produced in the Azulão field will be transported via trucks over a distance of 1,1 km to the thermoelectric plant (OUTDOORS) Ocelot II. The Azulão-Jaguatirica project will replicate the reservoir-to-wire (R2W) model implemented by Eneva in the Parnaíba Basin.
Currently, Modo Potencial is working on the construction of Comperj's Natural Gas Processing Unit (UPGN), in Itaboraí (RJ), in partnership with the Chinese company Kerui.
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