Petrobras Discovers More Oil in Recôncavo da Bahia

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 27/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 27/03/2019 at 07:24

Recôncavo baiano tem nova descoberta de petróleo

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New Discovery Is In The Jandaia Sul Field, The Recôncavo Basin, Bahia Has Been Producing From This Field Since August 2017

Petrobras announced the discovery in the onshore field of Jandaia Sul, in the Recôncavo Basin, located in the central-east of the State of Bahia.
The field has an approximate area of 12,000 km² and the new discovery was made through the well 7-JNDS-3DP-BA.

Petrobras operates the field, which is on land, with a 100% stake and acquired it in the 12th round of ANP concessions.
With the new discovery, production from the Jandaia Sul field will increase, as in January, production was 64 bopd and 351 m³/d of natural gas, totaling 66.2 boed, according to ANP data.

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Third Discovery Of The Year

2019 was a year of discoveries in the Recôncavo of Bahia, evidence of oil in this new discovery in the Jandaia Sul field is the third of the year.

The previous discoveries were in the Peroba field, which is operated by Petrobras, with 40%, in partnership with BP, which also has 40% and with CNODC which has 20%, in block REC-T-80 (Petrobras 100%) and in REC-T-128, which is operated by GeoPark, with 70%, in consortium with Geopar Geosol, with 30%.

About the British Oil Company BP. After spending the last two years acquiring six exploratory blocks in the Campos and Santos basins, four of which are within the Pre-salt polygon, where it invested around R$ 1.47 billion in signing bonuses, the company plans to start drilling in Pau Brasil, in the Santos Basin. Click here to learn more!

Petrobras Discovers More Oil in Recôncavo da Bahia

New Discovery Is In The Jandaia Sul Field, The Recôncavo Basin, Bahia Has Been Producing From This Field Since August 2017

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