Petrobras Invests Over R$ 45 Billion to Decommission 26 Oil Platforms and Signs 3-Year Contract with Porto do Açu, Which Will Be Its Valuable Partner to Close the Life Cycle and Operations of These Units

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/09/2023 at 08:13

Petrobras e Porto do Açu fecham contrato de 3 anos para atracação e acostamento temporário de 26 plataformas em descomissionamento / Imagem Porto do Açu

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Platform P-32, Acquired in Petrobras Auction by Gerdau and Ecovix Shipyard, Will Be Decommissioned at the Port of Açu in a Revolutionary Way!

Petrobras, the Brazilian giant in the oil and gas industry, recently established a strategic partnership with the Port of Açu, located in São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, to boost the sustainable decommissioning of its production platforms. This partnership is an important milestone, representing a solid commitment to environmental responsibility and best international practices in green recycling and sustainability (ESG).

The initiative aims not only to optimize the decommissioning process but also to contribute to environmental preservation.

Port of Açu, Strategically Located in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Emerges as a Valuable Partner

The contract established between Petrobras and the Port of Açu has a duration of three years and covers a variety of essential services for the decommissioning of production units. One of the main aspects of this agreement is the availability of a dock for the temporary docking of platforms during the decommissioning process, ensuring a smooth transition to final disposal. In addition, the Port of Açu will provide electricity and other support services, facilitating Petrobras operations.

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Platform P-32, Acquired in Auction by Gerdau and the Ecovix Shipyard, Will Be Decommissioned in a Revolutionary Way!

Petrobras has already taken a significant step towards sustainability with the auction sale of Platform P-32, which will become a milestone in the industry. The winning company of this auction was GERDAU S.A., in partnership with the ECOVIX shipyard. The P-32, currently located in the Campos Basin, will go directly to the ECOVIX shipyard, where it will undergo an innovative recycling process. This is a remarkable example of how Petrobras is implementing sustainable practices in its decommissioning process.

In this context, the partnership between Petrobras and the Port of Açu plays a crucial role in the search for environmentally responsible and efficient solutions in the decommissioning of oil and gas platforms. With a firm commitment to sustainability, Petrobras is leading the way in the industry, promoting an innovative approach to dealing with the legacy of offshore operations.

Petrobras Invests Over R$ 45 Billion to Decommission 26 Oil Platforms and Signs 3-Year Contract with Porto do Açu, Which Will Be Its Valuable Partner to Close the Life Cycle and Operations of These Units

Platform P-32, Acquired in Petrobras Auction by Gerdau and Ecovix Shipyard, Will Be Decommissioned at the Port of Açu in a Revolutionary Way!

Port of Açu, Strategically Located in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Emerges as a Valuable Partner

Platform P-32, Acquired in Auction by Gerdau and the Ecovix Shipyard, Will Be Decommissioned in a Revolutionary Way!

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