Petrobras inicia descomissionamento da plataforma P-12, na Bacia de Campos

Petrobras Starts Decommissioning the P-12 Platform in the Campos Basin

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/07/2020 at 10:52

Petrobras inicia descomissionamento da plataforma P-12, na Bacia de Campos

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According to Petrobras’ Strategic Plan for 2020-2024, 18 oil production platforms will be decommissioned by 2024.

Petrobras informs in a relevant fact on this date (07/07) that it has begun the decommissioning of platform P-12, in the Campos Basin. FIRJAN – To resume the oil and gas sector, it is necessary to simplify the rules

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Petrobras already has approval from the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) and the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) and the Navy.

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The semi-submersible platforms P-07, P-12, and P-15 will be put up for international auction by Petrobras this month. The platforms operated in the Campos Basin.

The P-7 unit operated in water depth of 210 meters in the Bicudo and Enchova Oeste fields. The P-12 platform operated in Badejo, Linguado, and Trilha, with a water depth of 100 meters. The P-15 produced in Marimba and Piraúna, in a water depth of 243 meters.

In February of last year, the company declared its interest in disposing of the assets that are approaching the end of their useful life.

The auction notice will be available on the state-owned company’s Business Channel, click here for more information.

Petrobras Starts Decommissioning the P-12 Platform in the Campos Basin

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