Petrobras Signs Letter of Intent with SBM Offshore for Chartering FPSO for Búzios Field in Santos Basin

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Published on 24/02/2021 at 23:42

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The Chartering and Provision of Services of FPSO Almirante Tamandaré Will Be for the Búzios Field in the Santos Basin

Petrobras informs that it has signed a letter of intent today with SBM Offshore for the chartering and provision of services for the FPSO – floating production storage and offloading (floating unit that produces, stores, and transfers oil) Almirante Tamandaré, to be installed in the Búzios field, located in the pre-salt layer of the Santos Basin.

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According to Petrobras, this unit will be the sixth in the system to be installed in the Búzios Field, and will have a processing capacity of 225,000 barrels of oil and 12 million m³ of gas per day. The chartering and service contracts will last for 26 years and 3 months, counted from the final acceptance of the unit, expected in 2024.

The project includes the interconnection of 15 wells to the FPSO, consisting of 6 oil producers, 6 water and gas injectors, 1 gas injector, and 2 convertible wells, through an underwater infrastructure made up of rigid production and injection pipelines and flexible service pipelines.

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Petrobras Signs Letter of Intent with SBM Offshore for Chartering FPSO for Búzios Field in Santos Basin

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Petrobras Signs Letter of Intent with SBM Offshore for Chartering FPSO for Búzios Field in Santos Basin

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