The First Definitive FPSO of the Mero Field Is Expected to Reach a Peak of More Than 170,000 Barrels Per Day

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/06/2019 at 15:54

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The Forecast Is That FPSO Guanabara (Mero 1) Will Start Operations in April 2021 and Reach Production Peak in 2022.

The first definitive FPSO in the Mero field is expected to reach a production peak in its second year of operation of over 170 thousand barrels/day of oil and 6 million m³/day of natural gas. The unit will have a total processing capacity of 180 thousand barrels/day.

The system is designed to operate until 2048 in the pre-salt field of the Santos Basin. The system will have a total of 17 wells, comprising nine producers and eight water and gas injectors (WAG).

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The Libra Consortium is operated by Petrobras (40%) as part of an international partnership, including Total (20%), Shell (20%), CNOOC Limited (10%), and CNPC (10%). Pré-Sal Petróleo (PPSA) manages the Production Sharing Contract for Libra.

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