Petrobras Sells 11 Onshore Oil Fields, Port Terminal, and Pipeline in the State of Sergipe

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/02/2021 at 10:19

Terminal Aquaviário de Aracaju (Tecarmo) Petrobras

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To Focus on Pre-Salt, Petrobras Launched the Sale of 11 Onshore Fields, Aquatic Terminal and Pipeline in Sergipe State This Morning (19/02)

Petrobras announced this morning (19/02), the beginning of the binding phase concerning the sale of all its holdings in a set of 11 onshore field concessions, with integrated facilities, located in Sergipe state. Looking for a job? Coca Cola, the largest multinational non-alcoholic beverage producer, is hiring for 67 job openings in SP, RJ, MG, RS, and more

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The Aquatic Terminal of Aracaju (Tecarmo) and the Bonsucesso-Atalaia Pipeline, which transports the production of oil from the concessions to Tecarmo, are part of the integrated facilities of the Carmópolis Hub in Sergipe.

Petrobras informs that the potential buyers qualified for this phase will receive an invitation letter with detailed instructions about the divestment process.

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About the Carmópolis Hub in Sergipe by Petrobras

The Carmópolis Hub includes 11 terrestrial production concessions, located in different municipalities of Sergipe state, in addition to providing access to processing, transportation, storage, and pipeline infrastructure for oil and gas natural.

Also part of the Carmópolis Hub is the Atalaia Hub, which contains, among other assets, the Aquatic Terminal of Aracaju (Tecarmo) and the Bonsucesso-Atalaia Pipeline, which transports oil production from the concessions to Tecarmo.

In 2020, the average production of the Carmópolis Hub in Sergipe was about 10,000 barrels of oil per day and 67,000 m3/day of gas. Petrobras is the operator in these fields, with a 100% stake.

Petrobras Sells 11 Onshore Oil Fields, Port Terminal, and Pipeline in the State of Sergipe

To Focus on Pre-Salt, Petrobras Launched the Sale of 11 Onshore Fields, Aquatic Terminal and Pipeline in Sergipe State This Morning (19/02)

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