Petrobras Sees the 19th Edition of Rio Oil & Gas as a Great Business Opportunity for the Future of National Oil
One of the world’s largest oil fairs is taking place in Brazil, the 19th edition of Rio Oil & Gas, which promises to showcase many innovations in the O&G market. With the title “Energy to Transform”, the fair brings the certainty of new business and the possibility of presenting everything Brazil can offer to those looking to invest in the country. This is Petrobras’s perspective, which sees the fair as an opportunity to bring new contracts and partnerships to Brazil to boost the economy.
Petrobras will use its booth to present various simulations of activities from fields that are yet to be sold. The central idea is to show investors the capacity Brazil has to produce millions of barrels of crude oil in just a few days. Several presentations will be made, such as the concept of low carbon, digitalization of oil, the return of wells that have previously produced at high capacity, and one of the most anticipated topics, Petrobras’s Offshore Wind Energy.
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Another very important point that the State-owned company will address is safety in operations, logistics, and management. One of the clients’ criticisms is the issue of logistics, which almost always incurs costs above expectations, causing losses. Petrobras will also focus on operations, citing the volumes of work and business that could happen if more companies invest in Brazilian oil. Regarding operations, the State-owned company will present new investments in onshore fields that have been without investment in Brazil for a long time. We will be covering the fair’s activities and posting all updates on the website.
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