Offshore Gas Pipeline to Be Built by Equinor Will Connect FPSO to Cabiúnas Terminal in Macaé, Bringing Business and Jobs to the Region

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 09/04/2021 at 19:56

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Equinor Provides Details About the Construction of the Offshore Gas Pipeline That Will Connect the FPSO Creating Jobs in the Macaé Region

The Norwegian company Equinor announced some good news for the Campos Basin and its surroundings with the idea of an offshore gas pipeline that could generate new business opportunities, jobs, and much more in the Macaé region. It recently decided on the development concept for the area. One of the main points of Equinor’s venture will be the construction of an offshore gas pipeline that will connect the floating production storage and offloading unit (FPSO) from the field to a gas receiving facility at the Cabiúnas Terminal in Macaé (RJ).

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The gas will be processed on the FPSO and discharged according to the specifications for sale. Equinor stated that this was the best economic solution for the offshore gas pipeline project in Macaé.

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Gas Law

The approval of the Gas Law, according to the text proposed by the Mines and Energy Commission, is a significant milestone in the transition to an open and competitive gas market in Macaé, and it also demonstrates that the liberalization of the gas market is an important element on the Government’s agenda to attract new investments and promote the economic development of the country, such as the gas pipeline in the Campos Basin.

There are no direct impacts from Equinor; however, its approval comes at an excellent time, knowing that Brazil is a central market for the company’s investments, such as in the Campos Basin.

About Equinor

It is the largest Norwegian operator and one of the largest operating offshore globally. They comprise about 20,000 people developing oil, gas, solar, and wind energy, all in over 30 countries.

The company is committed to setting new industrial standards in the energy supply sector. According to data, the company’s products supply energy to more than 170 million people around the world daily.

Offshore Gas Pipeline to Be Built by Equinor Will Connect FPSO to Cabiúnas Terminal in Macaé, Bringing Business and Jobs to the Region

Equinor Provides Details About the Construction of the Offshore Gas Pipeline That Will Connect the FPSO Creating Jobs in the Macaé Region

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Offshore Gas Pipeline to Be Built by Equinor Will Connect FPSO to Cabiúnas Terminal in Macaé, Bringing Business and Jobs to the Region

Equinor Provides Details About the Construction of the Offshore Gas Pipeline That Will Connect the FPSO Creating Jobs in the Macaé Region

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