Petrobras coloca a P-75 em operação no campo de Búzios

Petrobras Starts Operations of P-75 in Búzios Field

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/11/2018 at 06:10

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Petrobras Started Oil And Natural Gas Production In The Búzios 2 Area, In The Pre-Salt Layer Of The Santos Basin, Through The FPSO P-75, Which Is The Second Unit Installed In The Búzios Field, In Brazil.

The Floating Production, Storage And Offloading Unit (FPSO) Is Located Approximately 210 Km Off The Coast Of The State Of Rio De Janeiro, With A Water Depth Of 2,000 Meters.

Petrobras Informed On Monday That, With A Daily Capacity To Process Up To 150,000 Barrels Of Oil And Compress Up To 6 Million Cubic Meters Of Natural Gas, The P-75 Would Produce Up To Ten Producer Wells, Also Using Seven Injector Wells. Rescue Vessels Will Be Used To Offload The Oil Production, While The Gas Will Be Drained Through The Pre-Salt Gas Pipeline Routes.

According To The Oil Company, The P-75 Is The Fourth Platform To Start Production In 2018, Following The FPSO Cidade Campos Dos Goytacazes, In The Tartaruga Verde Field, The P-69, In The Lula Field, And The P-74, In The Búzios Field.

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Petrobras Starts Operations of P-75 in Búzios Field

Petrobras Started Oil And Natural Gas Production In The Búzios 2 Area, In The Pre-Salt Layer Of The Santos Basin, Through The FPSO P-75, Which Is The Second Unit Installed In The Búzios Field, In Brazil.

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