Government Considers Delaying One of This Year's Three Oil Lease Auctions

Government Considers Delaying One of This Year’s Three Oil Lease Auctions

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 25/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/05/2019 at 13:16

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Measure Being Studied by the Government Is Well Seen by the Market, Which Would Not Be Overburdened and Could Better Analyze the Proposals

Of the three auctions that will be promoted this year by the ANP, one of them is expected to be postponed. The information came from the Director-General of the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), Décio Oddone, yesterday (05/24).
The ANP has heard complaints from oil companies who claim it will be very difficult to analyze all the areas offered, this year there will be 45, and also about the lack of timely approval of investments from their parent companies abroad.

The Three Auctions

October would be the most overloaded month, with two auctions, the 16th round of concessions on the 10th, which includes 36 blocks outside the pre-salt polygon, and the one on the 28th that involves the surplus of onerous assignment, also called mega-auction and involves four reserves already discovered by Petrobras in the pre-salt.

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