Petrobras Announces Reopening of Bidding for Sale of Bahia LNG Terminal

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Published on 01/02/2021 at 13:11

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Petrobras Opened The First Leasing Process For The GNL Regasification Terminal In Bahia And Its Integrating Gas Pipeline At The End Of 2019

Petrobras informs in a relevant fact this morning (02/01) that the bidding process for the leasing of the GNL Regasification Terminal in Bahia (TR-BA) and associated facilities has been reopened today. A sad news this morning, Petrobras reports the death of an employee in an accident that occurred yesterday (01/31) on the FPSO Cidade de Mangaratiba

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The reopening of the bidding intends to set a new deadline for the accreditation of companies that express interest in participating in the new bidding.

The bidding process opened by Petrobras will be restricted to pre-qualified companies, respecting the conditions presented in the Pre-Qualification Notice of 12/09/2019, available on the state-owned company’s website

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The leasing process for the GNL Regasification Terminal in Bahia and its integrating gas pipeline began at the end of 2019. However, the FSRU is not part of the terminal leasing process.

The initiative is in line with the Commitment Agreement for the natural gas market established with the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) in July 2019, which anticipates Petrobras’ exit from various links in the gas market, such as transportation and distribution.

About The GNL Regasification Terminal In Bahia

The GNL Regasification Terminal in Bahia (TR-BA) consists of an island-type pier with all the necessary facilities for berthing and mooring an FSRU (Floating Storage and Regasification Unit) ship directly to the pier and a supplier ship alongside the FSRU.

The transfer of LNG is done directly between the FSRU and the supplier in a side-by-side configuration. The maximum regasification flow rate of TR-BA is 20 million m³/d.

The gas pipeline integrating the terminal is 45 km long and 28 inches in diameter, connecting TR-BA to two delivery points, the São Francisco do Conde Pressure Reduction Station and the São Sebastião do Passé Flow Control Station.

Petrobras Announces Reopening of Bidding for Sale of Bahia LNG Terminal

Petrobras Opened The First Leasing Process For The GNL Regasification Terminal In Bahia And Its Integrating Gas Pipeline At The End Of 2019

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