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According to Petrobras, in the first quarter of 2020, the average daily oil production of the Whale Park was 222 thousand barrels
Petrobras reached the mark of 1 billion barrels of oil produced in the area named Whale Park, in the Campos Basin. The announcement was made by the state-owned company on the afternoon of May 20, in its official news vehicle. Petrobras Donates 1 Million Reais and Helps SENAI in Recovering Lung Ventilators
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The mark resulted from the oil production of the Jubarte, Dwarf Whale, Cachalote, Caxaréu, and Pirambú fields, which are located in the Campos Basin, offshore, south of Espírito Santo.
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According to information from Petrobras, there are four FPSO-type production ships operating in these locations, connected to 44 producing wells and 21 injectors.
According to the state-owned company, in the first quarter of 2020, the average daily oil production of the Whale Park was 222 thousand barrels of oil and 6 million cubic meters of natural gas, with 71% coming from pre-salt reservoirs.
The Jubarte Field, the first to be discovered in the area, in 2001, was the fourth oil field with the highest production volume in the country in the first quarter of 2020, Petrobras said.
Petrobras Initiates Testing in the Forno Area, in the Pre-Salt of the Campos Basin
Following the announcement made on May 11, 2020, Petrobras reported that it began on Saturday (May 16) the Long Duration Test (LDT) in the area of the Forno Discovery Assessment Plan, in the Albacora oil field, located in the pre-salt of the Campos Basin.
According to Petrobras, the test is being conducted at well 3-AB-125-RJS (3-BRSA-1123-RJS), located approximately 120 kilometers off the coast of Rio de Janeiro.
This will be the first Long Duration Test conducted in the pre-salt of the Albacora field.
The state-owned company states that the Long Duration Test aims to evaluate the reservoir’s behavior during production and the characteristics of its oil.
The technical information collected during the testing phase will support the complementary development of the field, which is part of the Albacora revitalization project, of which Forno is a part.
“Having a reserve in this area of the pre-salt, below the post-salt reservoir, is important because it opens up a perspective for the field and its revitalization,” said Carlos Alberto Pereira de Oliveira, Petrobras’s Exploration & Production Director, in a statement.
