Petrobras and Tenaris Sign New Contract for Coating Services in Mero 4 Production System Located in the Santos Basin

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Published on 04/03/2024 at 15:26

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Multinational Tenaris Signs Contract with Petrobras to Provide Coating Services in the Santos Basin.

Tenaris announced last Wednesday, (02/28), a new milestone in its partnership with Petrobras. The signed contract focuses on providing coating services for the Mero 4 production system, located in the pre-salt of the Santos Basin.

Tenaris and Petrobras Advance in the Development of the Pre-Salt in the Santos Basin

According to recent information, Tenaris will provide 81 kilometers of thermal insulation coating for risers and flowlines, essential for the Mero 4 production system.

This project not only reinforces Tenaris’s position as an innovative company in the sector but also underscores the importance of the Santos Basin as a key hub for the Brazilian oil industry.

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The Impact of the New Contract on the Brazilian Market

This contract marks the fourth major thermal coating project carried out by Tenaris in Brazil in five years, following in the footsteps of Bacalhau, Búzios V, and Mero 3.

Tenaris’s growing presence in the sector, combined with its global supply capability, solidifies its position as a key partner in pre-salt exploration.

Renato Catallini, president of Tenaris in Brazil, expressed the company’s commitment to contributing to the sustainable development of the region.

“We are committed to providing value-added solutions that meet the demands of one of the most challenging exploration and production environments in the world,” reveals Catallini.

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Petrobras and Tenaris Sign New Contract for Coating Services in Mero 4 Production System Located in the Santos Basin

Multinational Tenaris Signs Contract with Petrobras to Provide Coating Services in the Santos Basin.

Tenaris and Petrobras Advance in the Development of the Pre-Salt in the Santos Basin

The Impact of the New Contract on the Brazilian Market

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Petrobras and Tenaris Sign New Contract for Coating Services in Mero 4 Production System Located in the Santos Basin

Multinational Tenaris Signs Contract with Petrobras to Provide Coating Services in the Santos Basin.

Tenaris and Petrobras Advance in the Development of the Pre-Salt in the Santos Basin

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