Mossoró no RN, sediará a maior Feira de Petróleo Onshore do Brasil

Mossoró in RN to Host the Largest Onshore Oil Fair in Brazil

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 01/10/2019 at 15:20

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Exhibition in RN Will Mark the Resumption of the Onshore Oil Exploration Sector and Will Take Place from November 26 to 28

Onshore oil exploration is indeed in the spotlight. Following the government’s launch of the program to revitalize onshore oil and gas production, REATE, it is now time for the announcement of the fourth edition of the Onshore Potiguar forum, now called Mossoró Oil & Gas Expo. See here! Petrobras sells onshore fields in Rio Grande do Norte for US$ 7.2 million.
The event focuses on the oil and gas sector from all regions of Brazil, whose central proposal is to discuss extraction on land and shallow waters, as well as the production chain, especially the suppliers of goods and services in this segment.

This year’s event featured a new launch in Rio de Janeiro, in a presentation to businesspeople from the city, as an invitation for them to get to know the main platform for strengthening onshore oil production in RN.
The event is an initiative of Sebrae and Associação Redepetro RN and will take place from November 26 to 28 at Expocenter Mossoró.

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Potential of Rio Grande do Norte

The idea behind the event’s announcement is to showcase RN’s potential, based on the new investment model in the local oil industry, with the acquisition of 34 mature fields by Potiguar E&P, which plans to invest R$ 600 million over the next five years.

The Mossoró Oil & Gas Expo 2019 will feature the presence of the Minister of Mines and Energy, Bento Albuquerque, for the presentation of the program “2020 – The Year of the Onshore Turnaround,” which outlines the REATE Action Plan, with support from Associação Redepetro RN and other partners.

For all those interested in participating in this important event, registrations are already open; just click here to register as a visitor.

Also read! Petrobras signals that oil on the Northeast coast may have come from Venezuela!

Mossoró in RN to Host the Largest Onshore Oil Fair in Brazil

Exhibition in RN Will Mark the Resumption of the Onshore Oil Exploration Sector and Will Take Place from November 26 to 28

Potential of Rio Grande do Norte

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