Norwegian Woman Wins Two Contracts With Brazilian Oil And Gas Giant Petrobras

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/01/2023 at 15:51

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Petrobras Closes Two Contracts with Norwegian Company Shearwater GeoServices for 4D Seismic Surveys

Brazilian oil giant Petrobras has closed two contracts with Norwegian Shearwater GeoServices, which will provide 4D seismic surveys for the Jubarte and Tartaruga Verde fields in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil. Combined, the two surveys add eight months to the company’s order backlog. The survey is scheduled to begin in early 2024.

More Information on the 4D Survey Conducted by the Norwegian Company in Brazil

The surveys will be divided into two contracts. The first contract allows for a second 4D monitor survey in the Jubarte (Jubarte) and Baleia Anã fields, with a planned start in the third quarter of 2023. The second contract covers the acquisition of a high-resolution baseline 4D survey, along with gravitational and magnetic measurements, over the Tartaruga Verde (Green Turtle) field.

Petrobras Investments and Their Relationship with Norwegian Shearwater GeoServices

Regarding investments by Brazil’s oil giant, Petrobras revealed its intention to spend 16 billion dollars on the revitalization project of the Campos Basin at the beginning of this year. With this budget, there are plans to install three new FPSOs and interconnect more than 100 wells over the next five years.

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Norwegian Woman Wins Two Contracts With Brazilian Oil And Gas Giant Petrobras

Petrobras Closes Two Contracts with Norwegian Company Shearwater GeoServices for 4D Seismic Surveys

More Information on the 4D Survey Conducted by the Norwegian Company in Brazil

Petrobras Investments and Their Relationship with Norwegian Shearwater GeoServices

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