O setor offshore em Macaé irá tremer: Mais 5 multinacionais petrolíferas irão se instalar no Parque Industrial Bella Vista

The Offshore Sector in Macaé Is Set to Shake: Five More Oil Multinationals Will Settle in Bellavista Industrial Park

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/01/2018 at 11:58

Updated on 23/01/2018 at 14:36

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At This Moment, Macaé Will Be the Second Most Important Oil and Gas Hub in the Country, Many Companies in the Sector Are Setting Up in the City

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Macaé, one of the most significant cities in Brazil concerning oil and gas, is also suffering from the economic recession that has affected the sector in recent years, but that doesn’t mean it has been sidelined, despite the Porto do Açú, located in São João da Barra -RJ, also having major latent developments, including hiring in many areas at this time.[ Check out the article]

The hot topic now is the Bellavista Industrial Park, which already has movements from oil companies in the region. Some have already signed contracts in 2017 and are established in the complex, others are setting up and building their structures on-site, and many others are also in negotiation phases with the city and its real estate representatives for allocation. Below, see some companies that are already in the complex:

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Schlumberger,
Baker Hughes,
National Oilwell Varco,
Superior Energy Services,
Swire Oilfield Services,

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Starnav,
Schoeller Bleckmann,
Dynamic Air,
NOV Tuboscope.
3 More Companies Are in the Installation Phase

This optimism is due to the reflection of the resumption of bids promoted by Petrobras, the oil auctions in 2017, flexibility of local content, reduction of royalties for producing cities, investments for the recovery of mature fields, and research that will be conducted in the newly discovered pre-salt in the Campos Basin.

It is an indisputable fact that a lot is set to happen throughout 2018 in the sector, the Porto do Açú and the Offshore Hub in Macaé are at the center of investments. If you are a practical professional, technician, or have a higher education in specific areas of the industrial chain, this could be a good opportunity to start investing in your career in oil and gas. We have selected some good technical courses that you can take to accelerate the process, check out some by clicking here. The main roles that will offer positions for offshore units and vessels you can see in this other article by accessing here.

The Offshore Sector in Macaé Is Set to Shake: Five More Oil Multinationals Will Settle in Bellavista Industrial Park

At This Moment, Macaé Will Be the Second Most Important Oil and Gas Hub in the Country, Many Companies in the Sector Are Setting Up in the City

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