Nordeste criará muitos empregos com a revitalização dos campos onshore

Northeast Will Create Many Jobs with the Revitalization of Onshore Fields

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 11/09/2019 at 12:41

Campos onshore vai gerar empregos no Nordeste

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Mature Fields Are the Main Attractions of the Permanent Offering Auction That Ended Yesterday and Will Make the Northeast a Strong Generator of Income and Jobs

At the end of the first auction of the permanent offering, ANP considered the public session a great success, as reflected in the closure of 45 contracts, including 30 for new exploration blocks and 12 for fields with marginal accumulations on land, in the Espírito Santo basins, and in the Northeast in Parnaíba, Potiguar, Recôncavo, and Sergipe-Alagoas.
As Click Petroleum and Gas announced yesterday (09/10), the consortium ExxonMobil, Enauta, and Murphy acquired three deep-water blocks in Sergipe.

But it was the onshore fields that were the real “stars of the show,” negotiating 12 of the 14 areas offered. The fact is even more relevant considering that seven of the twelve offered areas are marginal accumulations.
Mature fields were highly contested, and everything suggests that the revitalization market is coming on strong in the coming months, largely due to the government’s relaunch of Reate 2020 (Program for the Revitalization of Exploration and Production Activities of Oil and Natural Gas in Terrestrial Areas).

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The New Operators

The twelve areas acquired will be operated by the companies Brasil Refinarias (2 fields), Creative Energy (2), Great Energy (1), Imetame (1), Perícia (1), Petro Global (4), and Petro Victory (1).

According to ANP’s General Director, Décio Oddone, the contracts signify the return of investments from small operators, as was the intention of the Reate 2020 program.
These are small projects with initial investments totaling R$ 10.5 million, marking the resumption of the onshore sector not only in the Northeast but throughout Brazil.

“The Northeast is the big winner of this bidding process, attracting investments and generating income in places different from what we have seen in the last auctions,” stated the ANP director.

However, as not all news is good, the exploratory blocks in shallow waters of the Campos Basin did not attract the interest of operators, confirming that the time for revitalizing mature onshore fields has truly arrived.

Northeast Will Create Many Jobs with the Revitalization of Onshore Fields

Mature Fields Are the Main Attractions of the Permanent Offering Auction That Ended Yesterday and Will Make the Northeast a Strong Generator of Income and Jobs

The New Operators

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