Major Meeting at SEBRAE Headquarters in Espírito Santo Gathered Giants of the Oil and Gas Sector, Such as 3R PETROLEUM, to Discuss the Future of Fuels in Brazil

Written by Sabrina Moreira Paes

Published on 22/05/2022 at 23:39

SEBRAE no Espírito Santo recebeu grande evento da RedePetro ES em maio de 2022 | Foto: SEBRAE

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Meeting Promoted by RedePetro of Espírito Santo Presented New Onshore and Offshore Development Hub of the Oil Chain

RedePetro ES held a meeting on Wednesday (18) that brought together more than 80 businessmen from the oil and gas sector at the SEBRAE headquarters in Espírito Santo, aimed at discussing the oil chain and fuel prices. The meeting was attended by the major company 3R PETROLEUM and key figures in the field for discussions on the Redevelopment Plan for the Peroá Hub and the SEBRAE ES Reference Hubs.

Furthermore, the event served to promote the dissemination of the Oil and Gas Yearbook produced by the FINDES observatory (Federation of Industries of Espírito Santo). With the easing of restrictions against Covid-19, the event was able to be held in person at the SEBRAE headquarters and had significant participation from representatives of the regions of Bahia and Rio de Janeiro. They proceeded with the presentation of the new Onshore and Offshore Reference Hubs that will serve as support for companies regarding intelligence solutions in the oil and gas sector.

Learn More About What SEBRAE Can Do for Businesses in the Oil and Gas Sector and Also Energy in the Video Below

YouTube video — *SEBRAE projects intelligent solutions to optimize services in the oil and gas sector in Brazil | Reproduction: YouTube – Sebrae RJ*

The Event Brought Data Regarding the Oil and Gas Industry and Concessions from the Major 3R PETROLEUM

During the event that took place in Espírito Santo, studies on the impacts of the Ukraine war on fuel usage worldwide were highlighted and how oil and gas producing countries can excel at this time. After all, NATO member countries received embargoes on any products of Russian origin as a way to encourage the end of the war.

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So, Who is 3R PETROLEUM?

3R PETROLEUM is a major private oil and gas company in Brazil, along with PRIO3. According to the company’s website (2022), the firm focuses on

the redevelopment of mature and producing fields, the company brings high technical expertise – to operate and increase production and reserves, safely and with quality – and financial structure – for the development of complex projects. We create a value chain for society, the sector, and our shareholders.

The company has influence in different areas of the oil and gas chain: upstream, midstream, and downstream. However, it is more actively involved only in the production phase, as indicated in the figure below.

3R PETROLEUM Oil and Gas SEBRAE — 3R PETROLEUM operates in the oil and gas segment, mainly in the production phase | Photo: 3R PETROLEUM

In other words, 3R PETROLEUM is a company that aims at the extraction of oil and gas with a sustainable outlook on the process and a new way of working with production in shallow waters and on land (Onshore and Offshore).

Major Meeting at SEBRAE Headquarters in Espírito Santo Gathered Giants of the Oil and Gas Sector, Such as 3R PETROLEUM, to Discuss the Future of Fuels in Brazil

Meeting Promoted by RedePetro of Espírito Santo Presented New Onshore and Offshore Development Hub of the Oil Chain

Learn More About What SEBRAE Can Do for Businesses in the Oil and Gas Sector and Also Energy in the Video Below

The Event Brought Data Regarding the Oil and Gas Industry and Concessions from the Major 3R PETROLEUM

So, Who is 3R PETROLEUM?

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Major Meeting at SEBRAE Headquarters in Espírito Santo Gathered Giants of the Oil and Gas Sector, Such as 3R PETROLEUM, to Discuss the Future of Fuels in Brazil

Meeting Promoted by RedePetro of Espírito Santo Presented New Onshore and Offshore Development Hub of the Oil Chain

Learn More About What SEBRAE Can Do for Businesses in the Oil and Gas Sector and Also Energy in the Video Below

The Event Brought Data Regarding the Oil and Gas Industry and Concessions from the Major 3R PETROLEUM

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