Petrobras começará campanha de perfuração em Uirapuru, na bacia de Santos, ainda este mês

Petrobras to Begin Drilling Campaign in Uirapuru, Santos Basin, Later This Month

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 05/11/2019 at 23:35

Petrobras iniciará ainda este ano a campanha em Uirapuru

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After Renewing the Contract of the Seadrill Rig, Petrobras Informs That It Will Start the Campaign on the Asset Acquired in the 4th Round of Sharing, in 2018.

On Monday (11/04), Click Oil and Gas reported that Petrobras signed the renewal of the contract with Seadrill for drilling services of the West Tellus rig.
Yesterday (11/05), it was Petrobras’ turn to announce that it will begin, in the first half of this month of November, the first drillings with the rig in the Uirapuru field, in the Santos basin, won in the 4th round of sharing in 2018.

The values of the agreement between Petrobras and Seadrill were around US$ 170 million, which represented a daily rate of about US$ 235 thousand.
The drillship West Tellus has been operating in the Mero/Libra area since 2015 and the old contract would end at the end of October, and it needed to be renewed to proceed to the Uirapuru asset in the Santos basin.

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The Asset

The Uirapuru field in the Santos basin is operated by Petrobras, which has as partners Petrogal, with 14%, Equinor (28%) and ExxonMobil (28%).
The planning of the drillship campaign foresees only one drilling in the area, to be immediately transferred to other areas of the Brazilian oil company.

Petrobras to Begin Drilling Campaign in Uirapuru, Santos Basin, Later This Month

After Renewing the Contract of the Seadrill Rig, Petrobras Informs That It Will Start the Campaign on the Asset Acquired in the 4th Round of Sharing, in 2018.

The Asset

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Petrobras to Begin Drilling Campaign in Uirapuru, Santos Basin, Later This Month

After Renewing the Contract of the Seadrill Rig, Petrobras Informs That It Will Start the Campaign on the Asset Acquired in the 4th Round of Sharing, in 2018.

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While the U.S. still faces limitations in deep space, China is developing unprecedented technology with strategic satellites that maintain communication with the far side of the Moon and aims for dominance by 2030.

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The Blood Falls of Antarctica hide a living ecosystem trapped under the ice for over 2 million years, where microbes survive without light, without oxygen, and without ever having seen the Sun.

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