Finalmente a Shell foi liberada e vai usar portos do Rio e Niterói em suas operações

Shell Finally Cleared to Use Ports in Rio and Niterói for Its Operations

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/07/2018 at 15:38

Updated on 05/07/2018 at 15:57

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Data Acquisition Campaigns Have Been Authorized for Shell in Gato do Mato to Be Launched in 2019

Shell acquired blocks in Gato do Mato and Gato do Mato Sul in the second round of oil auctions in October 2017, but only now has it been authorized to license these assets, as the saying goes, “better late than never.” It’s worth noting that these acquisitions by the Anglo-Dutch company are in the form of a consortium with the oil company Total, in the pre-salt layer of the Santos Basin. In a clever way, Shell and other multinationals have been gaining ground in national exploration.

According to Shell, the seismic data acquisitions are scheduled to begin in July 2019. The territorial area that will be covered for data acquisition is within a perimeter of 9,400 km², which ultimately will also encompass the Maromba area, potentially providing an indirect benefit for the oil company.

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To carry out this type of operation, a multilateral logistical planning among the involved companies will be necessary, but the good news is that the port bases of Rio de Janeiro, Niterói, and Jacarepaguá will be used in the operations of Shell and the company acquiring the data, which will certainly provide more future opportunities across all levels of this sector.

Understand How Seismic Ships Operate

These are vessels that use cables and sensors with several meters of length that are dragged across the sea. These systems emit “sound bursts” toward the ocean floor, which reflect back into 3D images, similar to sonar. There are more advanced equipment that can now emit signals that can be visualized in 4D, providing more complete profiling information and more accurate data.

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