FPSO Atlanta Increases Capacity With New Wells Connected In The Offshore Field

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 18/04/2025 at 13:14

A Brava Energia conectou novos poços ao navio-plataforma FPSO Atlanta, que produz petróleo no mar. A ideia é aumentar a produção offshore nos próximos meses com mais poços funcionando. Imagem: Yinson.

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Brava Energia Advances Operation of the Atlanta Field and Plans New Wells by June 2025

Brava Energia, formed from the merger between Enauta and 3R Petroleum, recently connected wells 4H and 5H to the FPSO Atlanta, located in the offshore Atlanta field in the Santos Basin. The company expects to add two more wells by June 2025 as part of the planned expansion for production in the pre-salt.

Expansion of Offshore Operations in the Atlanta Field

The recent connection of wells 4H and 5H, currently in commissioning phase, increases the number of active wells in the field to four, along with the already operational 6H and 7H. According to Offshore Energy, Brava Energia plans to connect wells 2H and 3H in the coming months, totaling six wells by mid-2025. The complete development plan envisions connecting up to ten wells by 2029, consolidating the production infrastructure in the offshore field.

FPSO Atlanta: Capacity and Operation

Operated by Yinson Production, the FPSO Atlanta has the capacity to produce 50,000 barrels of oil per day, treat up to 140,000 barrels of water per day, and store 1.6 million barrels. The unit was contracted for an initial period of 15 years, with the possibility of extension for another five. This structure replaces the old early production system with the FPSO Petrojarl I, bringing greater efficiency to Brava Energia’s offshore operations in the Atlanta field.

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Transition of Systems and Focus on Efficiency

Wells 4H and 5H formerly operated through the FPSO Petrojarl I, within the early production system. With the operation of FPSO Atlanta, the company seeks to optimize its production chain and ensure greater reliability in operations. The transition between systems represents a strategic step in consolidating Brava Energia’s offshore presence.

Future Projections for the Offshore Atlanta Field

With the new wells planned and the four already in operation, Brava Energia strengthens its role in the Brazilian offshore sector. In addition to production, the company signed an agreement with Trafigura for the commercialization of the extracted oil, increasing its presence in the global market. The strategy focuses on operational efficiency, controlled expansion, and leveraging opportunities in the Santos Basin.

FPSO Atlanta Increases Capacity With New Wells Connected In The Offshore Field

Brava Energia Advances Operation of the Atlanta Field and Plans New Wells by June 2025

Expansion of Offshore Operations in the Atlanta Field

FPSO Atlanta: Capacity and Operation

Transition of Systems and Focus on Efficiency

Future Projections for the Offshore Atlanta Field

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