Bold Maverick Vessel Arrives in Rio de Janeiro for Blue Marine Project to Implement Submarine Optical Network and Connect 13 Oil Platforms in Santos Basin

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 16/08/2023 at 19:01

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With Visionary Initiatives Like This, Blue Marine Telecom Continues to Redefine Innovation Standards in the Oil and Gas Sector.

Blue Marine Telecom, a renowned Brazilian submarine cable company, is set to revolutionize the connectivity of oil operations on the coast of Rio de Janeiro. The company recently announced the start of an ambitious project that involves connecting over a dozen oil platforms through a high-tech submarine fiber cable.

Blue Marine Telecom Will Connect Oil Platforms on the Coast of Rio de Janeiro

The highlight of this initiative is the Bold Maverick ship, which recently docked in Rio de Janeiro after a journey from China.

Blue Marine Telecom plans to utilize this vessel as a key component in implementing the main trunk of the Submarine Optical Network of the Santos Basin.

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It is worth mentioning that Blue Marine Telecom is part of the Zmax Blueship Group, a Brazilian conglomerate that stands out for integrating navigation logistics with advanced engineering solutions focused especially on submarine optical and electrical systems.

Within this ecosystem, collaboration with Blue Amazon, specializing in offshore projects, plays a crucial role.

The project also has significant geographical implications, including the construction of a CLS in Anchieta, Espírito Santo, and the expansion of another in Barra do Furado, municipality of Quissamã, Rio de Janeiro.

With parallel projects underway in the Santos Basin, Blue Marine is definitely at the center of innovations shaping the oil and gas sector in Brazil.

The project’s completion in the Santos Basin is scheduled for December 2023, promising a more connected and efficient future for the country’s offshore industry.

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