Márcio Felix, President of EnP Energy, Criticizes Project for Selling Union's Sharing Contracts on Pre-Salt Oil Exploration

Márcio Felix, President of EnP Energy, Criticizes Project for Selling Union’s Sharing Contracts on Pre-Salt Oil Exploration

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 14/06/2022 at 17:25

Updated on 14/06/2022 at 18:49

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After the Announcement of the Sale Project of the Federal Shared Contracts on the Exploration of Offshore Oil for the Private Initiative, Circulating Now in the National Congress, the President of EnP Energy, Márcio Felix, Criticized the Initiative and Stated That It Is Dangerous.

The Federal Government Presented a Project for the Sale of the Federal Shared Contracts on Offshore Oil Last Thursday (09/06), and the Proposal Is Already Generating Debates in the Brazilian Oil and Gas Sector. Thus, the President of EnP Energy, Márcio Felix, Commented on the Government’s Proposal and Stated That This Is a Risky and Dangerous Decision for the Future of the National Fuel Market.

Sale Project of the Federal Shared Contracts on Offshore Oil, Presented by the Federal Government, May Be Risky for the National Market

With the New Proposal for the Sale of the Federal Shared Contracts to the Management of the Private Initiative on Offshore Oil, the Ministries of Mines and Energy and Economy Estimated a Potential Revenue of R$ 398.4 Billion with the Cession of Public Rights over the Oil. However, Despite Appearing to Be a Beneficial Decision for the National Market, Several Sector Specialists Are Criticizing the Government’s Project.

The Main Concern of the Sector Regarding the Project Is About the Security of the Concession, Given That There Are Many Doubts About the Willingness of Investors to Disburse Hundreds of Billions Now, Which Will Only Be Recovered in the Medium and Long Term.

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President of EnP Energy Says That Selling the Shared Contracts Is Tempting, but Revenues May Not Be Enough to Cover Business Risks

The Former Secretary of Oil, Natural Gas, and Biofuels of the MME, Márcio Felix, Now President of EnP Energy, Shared His Opinion as a Specialist on the Sale Project of Offshore Oil from the Federal Government and Stated That It Is Indeed a Tempting Offer Regarding the Monetary Revenue That May Occur.

However, He Warned About the Dangers of the Proposal and Stated That There Is Difficulty in Establishing a Minimum Price When All Factors Involved Are Considered.

The President of EnP Energy Continued to Reveal His Criticisms and Doubts About the Federal Government’s Project: “It Is Very Difficult to Sell a Future Down the Line. [The Contract] Does Not Have This Liquidity at All. What Price Will the Regulatory Bodies Accept? [How to Buy] Without Knowing What Will Happen to Brazil? Will He Assume the Risk of a Very Large Amount?”

In Addition to the President of EnP Energy, Several Other Specialists, Such as Professor Edmar Almeida from the PUC-Rio Energy Institute, Affirm That This Is a Quite Dangerous Strategy Due to the Uncertainties and Hope That the Project Will Not Be Approved by the National Congress in the Coming Weeks.

Márcio Felix, President of EnP Energy, Criticizes Project for Selling Union’s Sharing Contracts on Pre-Salt Oil Exploration

After the Announcement of the Sale Project of the Federal Shared Contracts on the Exploration of Offshore Oil for the Private Initiative, Circulating Now in the National Congress, the President of EnP Energy, Márcio Felix, Criticized the Initiative and Stated That It Is Dangerous.

Sale Project of the Federal Shared Contracts on Offshore Oil, Presented by the Federal Government, May Be Risky for the National Market

President of EnP Energy Says That Selling the Shared Contracts Is Tempting, but Revenues May Not Be Enough to Cover Business Risks

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Márcio Felix, President of EnP Energy, Criticizes Project for Selling Union’s Sharing Contracts on Pre-Salt Oil Exploration

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Sale Project of the Federal Shared Contracts on Offshore Oil, Presented by the Federal Government, May Be Risky for the National Market

President of EnP Energy Says That Selling the Shared Contracts Is Tempting, but Revenues May Not Be Enough to Cover Business Risks

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