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There Are 17 FPSO’s That Will Be Part of the National Front. Many Direct and Indirect Job Opportunities in the Sector Will Begin to Arise Starting Next Year.
[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]If you still have any questions about the new phase of Petrobras after its business plans in Brazil, now is the time to clear them up. Surprisingly, the complete schedule of all production units set to arrive starting in 2018 to produce from the pre/salt fields in our territory has been released.
There will be nothing more and nothing less than 17 confirmed offshore production units that will be installed here by 2021, some are already in the shipyard waiting for clearance to depart, others waiting for integration, and there are also FPSO’s awaiting the completion of the hulls/modules, while the remainder are already out for bidding. Keep in mind that some of these may be constructed in national shipyards, as you can check in the article where Petrobras publicly declares this. The units that are arriving are as follows:
- Campos do Goytacazes – Designated for the Tartaruga Verde Field operated by Modec
- P-67 – Designated for the Lula Norte Field operated by Petrobras
- P-68 – Designated for the Berbigão Field operated by Petrobras
- P-69 – Designated for the Lula Ext. S Field operated by Petrobras
- P-74 – Designated for the Búzios I Field operated by Petrobras
- P-75 – Designated for the Búzios II Field operated by Petrobras
- P-76 – Designated for the Búzios III Field operated by Petrobras
- P-77 – Designated for the Búzios IV Field operated by Petrobras
- P-70 – Designated for the Atapu I Field operated by Petrobras
- Sépia – Designated for the Sépia Field operated by Modec
- Búzios V – Designated for the Búzios Field out for bidding
- Libra I – Designated for the Libra Field out for bidding
- Libra II – Designated for the Libra Field to be bid
- Itaipu – Designated for the Itaipu Field to be bid
- Parque das Baleias – Designated for the Porque das Baleias Field to be bid
- Marlim I – Designated for the Marlim Field to be bid
- Marlim II – Designated for the Marlim Field to be bid
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Remember that the units mentioned above are only for production; there are still more bids for the modernization of 39 platforms in the Campos Basin publicly announced in major national and international media outlets. Check out the special report from Band News here discussing these 39 units that will generate jobs soon. Since many of these FPSO’s will be chartered by Petrobras, this explains why the state-owned company will open another public competition in 2018, so access here soon and prepare your study materials as soon as possible. To consult the detailed table of these units, access here.
