Norwegian Multinational to Create Jobs in Espírito Santo with Secured Oil Exploration Deals

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 13/10/2023 at 13:03

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New Contracts Signed Between Equinor and Companies in Espírito Santo Could Generate Hundreds of Jobs in the State

Equinor, a Norwegian energy giant, is expanding its business in Espírito Santo, where it has already signed contracts with two companies. Equinor, considered the second largest oil and gas operator in Brazil, is investing significantly in the sector, with oil and gas projects in the Santos Basin, São Paulo, and Campos, Rio de Janeiro, totaling approximately US$ 15 million (R$ 75 million) in investments by 2030 and generating jobs in the state, according to A Gazeta.

Strategic Partnerships in the Oil Industry and Job Creation

To establish its presence in Espírito Santo, Equinor has closed contracts with local companies in the oil industry, including a large trucking company and another specialized in automation. This latter contract involves the automation and design of the FPSO Bacalhau, a floating production, storage, and offloading vessel in the Santos Basin, and anticipates job creation.

Through strategic partnerships, the Norwegian company demonstrates its commitment to strengthening the local economy and driving innovation and job creation. Equinor has been seeking business opportunities and new suppliers in Espírito Santo to meet the growing demands of the oil and gas industry.

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Equinor Day: Strengthening Ties with Espírito Santo and Generating Jobs

The company held the “Equinor Day” in collaboration with the State government, an event that consisted of a business roundtable with 62 local companies and several qualification and innovation programs. This initiative reflects Equinor’s commitment to engaging with the local market and industry and promoting the development of innovative projects and job generation.

The Director of Contracts and Procurement at Equinor Brazil, Rafael Tristão, highlighted Espírito Santo’s potential in the oil, gas, and energy chain. Since 2020, Equinor has significantly increased its investments in local suppliers, recognizing the quality and innovation that the state can offer.

Espírito Santo is geographically well-positioned and offers attractive tax incentives for companies in the sector. Equinor’s presence in the state further strengthens the energy industry’s landscape in the region.

Renewable Energy Projects and Decarbonization and Job Creation

In addition to its projects in the oil and gas sector, Equinor is also involved in renewable energy research. In Espírito Santo, the Aracatu project, featuring shallow water turbines, is in the research and study phase. However, regulation needs to be defined by the National Congress before these projects can move forward.

The company is committed to decarbonization and is working on initiatives to reduce carbon emissions in the industry. The “Decarboniza Aí” project, led by the Federation of Industries of Espírito Santo (Findes) in partnership with the state government, aims to make the industrial sector sustainable by 2050, guiding companies in the transition to renewable energies and reducing carbon emissions.

The first steps of this project, including the use of solar energy, are expected to be launched soon, providing a clear path for the local industry to become more sustainable in the coming years. Funding calls are anticipated to be announced in the first half of 2024, marking an important step toward the decarbonization of the industry in Espírito Santo. By actively engaging in the local economy and promoting clean technologies, Equinor reinforces its commitment to a more sustainable future.

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Roberto Cordiais.

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18/10/2024 09:45

Olá, tenho interesse em fazer parte desse projeto, sou Encarregado de fabricação e Manutenção com experiência tbm em Supervisão, quero a oportunidade de poder agregar conhecimento e poder aprender muito tbm…
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Edson Benício

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Em resposta a Roberto Cordiais.

18/10/2024 09:52

E ai, encarregado de fabricação e manutenção, com experiência tbm em supervisão? Quer aprender sobre a indústria de petróleo e gás? Tá, mas acho que você está mais interessado em se aposentar no governo. Ou no mínimo, você deve ser daqueles que acham que o petróleo é um mineral que você encontra na praia. Boa sorte com a Equin

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