Since 2012, This Is The Seventh Oil Well Drilled By Petrobras In The SEAL-M-424 Block And The Third In The Sergipe Basin This Year
There Were Indications Of Oil Found In The Sergipe Basin, Alagoas By Petrobras. The Oil Is Located In Well 3-BRSA-1371-SES Belonging To The SEAL-M-424 Block. The Sergipe Government Reported Last Month The Start Of Drilling In The Block – Acquired In The 6th Round Of Auctions By ANP.
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The Drilling Of The Well, Which Started In November, Was Using The Petrobras 10,000 Rig From Transocean, In A Water Depth Of 2,696 Meters. The Asset Is Part Of The BM-SEAL-10 Concession.
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Since 2012 This Is The Seventh Well Drilled By Petrobras In The SEAL-M-424 Block And The Third Drilled By The State-Owned Company In The Sergipe Basin This Year. The First Well (3-BRSA-1367-SES) Was Drilled In March, Resulting In The Discovery Of Oil And Gas, And The Second Well (3-BRSA-1368-SES) Was Drilled In June.
The SEAL-M-424 Well Operated By Petrobras With 100% Participation Had Its First Exploratory Period Expire In 2010, And The Second In 2013, With The Discovery Evaluation Plan (PAD) For The Area Expiring In December 2020.
The BM-SEAL-10 Is Included In Petrobras’ Divestment Program, Along With Three Other Concessions In Sergipe-Alagoas: BM-SEAL-4, BM-SEAL-4A, And BM-SEAL-11, Where Discoveries Of Barra, Farfan, Muriú, Moita Bonita, Poço Verde, And Cumbe Were Made – All In Deep Waters.
Petrobras Expects In Its 2019-2023 Business Plan To Install A Platform In The Basin, In Addition To Building A Gas Treatment Unit In The State Of Sergipe To Enable The Flow And Processing Of Gas From The Deepwater Fields Discovered In The Region.

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