Petrobras detecta hidrocarbonetos na Peroba no pré-sal

Petrobras Detects Hydrocarbons in Peroba

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/01/2019 at 09:41

A Petrobras notificou às autoridades brasileiras da detecção de hidrocarbonetos em um gigante do pré-sal, novas perspectivas a caminho

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Petrobras Notified Brazilian Authorities of Hydrocarbons Detection in a Pre-Salt Giant, New Perspectives Ahead

Petrobras notified Brazilian regulatory authorities after detecting hydrocarbons in Peroba, a giant pre-salt prospect where British BP and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNODC) are partners. The asset, named 1-BRSA-1363-RJS, was drilled on October 24 by the deepwater drilling ship ODN II.

The ANP, Brazil’s oil regulatory body, estimates that Peroba holds around 5.3 billion barrels of oil in place. The public notification of any hydrocarbons detection in an exploration well does not, by itself, indicate commercial potential. However, expectations are high because Peroba was one of the most contested prospects in Brazil’s production sharing contract bidding round, in 2017, in the pre-salt province.

The consortium led by Petrobras bid for a government production share of 76.96%, along with a signing bonus set at 2 billion reais, equivalent to US $540 million. American ExxonMobil, Norway’s Equinor, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, and the largest Anglo-Dutch company Shell were among the losers.

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Assets That Petrobras Transferred to CNODC

The Chinese oil subsidiary, CNODC, which belongs to China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), managed to acquire 20% of the Refining at Comperj from Petrobras and some fields in the Campos Basin, namely: Marlim, Voador, Marlim Sul and Marlim Leste, in all of these the share will also be 20%. Learn more details here.

Petrobras Detects Hydrocarbons in Peroba

Petrobras Notified Brazilian Authorities of Hydrocarbons Detection in a Pre-Salt Giant, New Perspectives Ahead

Assets That Petrobras Transferred to CNODC

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