OneSubSea Celebrates New Contracts Signed and Will Supply Equipment to Petrobras, Enauta, and Other Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 04/03/2023 at 01:37

Fonte: Upstream Online

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OneSubSea, One of the Largest Suppliers in the Oil and Gas Segment, Announced That New Contracts Have Been Signed, Taking Its Equipment Further and Further. The New Batch of Agreements Includes Petrobras and Enauta, as Well as Other Large Companies.

Known for being a reference in the supply of materials for the underwater oil and gas market, OneSubSea has been expanding further and further. Now, the company has three more signed contracts: Petrobras, Enauta, and PRIO, formerly known as PetroRio, will receive OneSubSea equipment for different projects. In addition, the company has also celebrated parallel projects that have been performing well so far.

Learn More Details About the Supply Contracts Signed by OneSubSea with Other Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector. Petrobras Stands Out Among the New Partnerships Established

According to what was announced by OneSubSea, the contract signed with Petrobras includes the distribution of 16 submerged Christmas trees (ANMs), destined for the Búzios 10 project, located in the pre-salt Santos Basin.

Additionally, it is worth mentioning that the ANMs will also be distributed in two phases for Mero, reinforcing more established partnerships.

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Enauta and PRIO Will Receive Multiphase Pumps from the Company, Unlike Petrobras

While Petrobras signed the agreement with OneSubSea to receive submerged Christmas trees, Enauta and PRIO contracted the company for the supply of multiphase pumps.

In the case of Enauta, the project is dedicated to the Atlanta field, in the Santos Basin. Meanwhile, OneSubSea is developing the supply of other equipment in the region and is expected to install two ANMs in Atlanta by the end of 2023.

Regarding PRIO, the multiphase pump is designated for the Wahoo field, in the Campos Basin. It will be responsible for transporting oil over a longer distance, as the field was designed in a tieback model, meaning interconnected to the Frade field. The multiphase pump will be used to enhance the process.

Bruno Alves is the General Director of SLB in Brazil, the group of which OneSubSea is a part, and he also commented on the new contracts signed: “It has been a great team effort alongside independent companies to ensure the most innovative underwater technology to provide optimized solutions to the challenges we face,” he said.

Both Enauta and Petrobras will greatly benefit from the contracts signed with OneSubSea. It is a way to ensure the delivery of quality equipment and assistance during the following stages.

OneSubSea Celebrates New Contracts Signed and Will Supply Equipment to Petrobras, Enauta, and Other Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector

OneSubSea, One of the Largest Suppliers in the Oil and Gas Segment, Announced That New Contracts Have Been Signed, Taking Its Equipment Further and Further. The New Batch of Agreements Includes Petrobras and Enauta, as Well as Other Large Companies.

Learn More Details About the Supply Contracts Signed by OneSubSea with Other Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector. Petrobras Stands Out Among the New Partnerships Established

Enauta and PRIO Will Receive Multiphase Pumps from the Company, Unlike Petrobras

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OneSubSea Celebrates New Contracts Signed and Will Supply Equipment to Petrobras, Enauta, and Other Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector

OneSubSea, One of the Largest Suppliers in the Oil and Gas Segment, Announced That New Contracts Have Been Signed, Taking Its Equipment Further and Further. The New Batch of Agreements Includes Petrobras and Enauta, as Well as Other Large Companies.

Learn More Details About the Supply Contracts Signed by OneSubSea with Other Companies in the Oil and Gas Sector. Petrobras Stands Out Among the New Partnerships Established

Enauta and PRIO Will Receive Multiphase Pumps from the Company, Unlike Petrobras

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