ANP faz projeção para construção de 17 novas plataformas Offshore

17 More New Oil Platforms May Be Required For Exploration In Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/07/2018 at 08:28

Updated on 06/07/2018 at 09:23

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The ANP is optimistic about the demand for 17 new platforms for national oil exploration, will they be built in Brazil?

17 new platforms could boost business opportunities in the oil and gas sector, creating positive expectations regarding investments, increasing job opportunities, appreciation in the international market, and demonstrating strength for the economic recovery of the country. However, the Director-General of the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP), Décio Oddone, has expressed concern regarding the rules for contracting Shipyards, “will the contracts be made in the local supply chain or will preference for foreign shipyards be maintained?” According to Décio Oddone, profits could exceed R$ 1.8 trillion if the project begins.

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With some changes in the onerous legislation, State-owned companies lose priority in bidding by law, giving the opportunity to build the units in other countries, thus affecting National Shipyards and reducing the thousands of opportunities in Brazil. After changes in the state-owned companies law, Petrobras presented changes in its bidding rules. Here is the text from the State-owned company presented in the Official Gazette.

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Clearly, the Brazilian oil and gas sector can substantially leverage these 17 new platforms, and a large part of them will be demanded by multinational oil companies already present in our country with many assets acquired in recent auctions. If you wish to take advantage of the sea of opportunities in this sector, it is necessary to study, qualify, and further improve your knowledge. If you desire consultancy and help to enter this field, watch this video by Luis Franco, it could be of great help at this moment.

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17 More New Oil Platforms May Be Required For Exploration In Brazil

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