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Seeking to Ensure Greater Environmental Commitment in Its Offshore Oil and Gas Operations, Petrobras Received Another Sustainable Vessel, the Eagle Colatina, Which Will Ensure a Significant Reduction in Carbon Emissions in the Company’s Maritime Transport.
After Receiving Another Vessel Aimed at Sustainability at the End of May, the Suezmax DP2 Eagle Colatina, Petrobras Continues This Friday, (06/17), with Its Plan for a Sustainable Fleet of Ships. Thus, the Arrival of the Eagle Colatina Marked a Significant Advance in the Project to Reduce Carbon Emissions in the Company’s Maritime Transport Operations, in Addition to Helping to Provide Greater Efficiency in Offshore Oil and Gas Production.
Petrobras Vessel Eagle Colatina Docked at the Port of Rio de Janeiro to Conduct Maritime Transport Operations with Low Carbon Emissions
The Eagle Colatina Vessel Arrived in Brazil at the End of May and Is the First of Three Eco Type Ships Built to Reinforce the Brazilian State-owned Petrobras’ Fleet of More Sustainable Ships for Relieving Oil Platforms. The Ship Has a Tonnage of Over 150,000 Tons and Docked at the Port of Rio de Janeiro, in the State of Rio de Janeiro, to Ensure Greater Sustainability in the State-Owned Company’s Maritime Transport in the Coming Months.
Furthermore, Petrobras Highlighted that the Eagle Colatina Ship Is Built with Eco-Efficient Technology That Ensures a Significant Reduction in Carbon Emissions During Use. Thus, the Company Invests Not Only in Greater Sustainability in Maritime Transport but Also in Greater Efficiency and Operational Quality, Since the Cutting-Edge Technology of the Vessel Also Provides Greater Safety in Operations.
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The State-Owned Company Also Reminded That, in Addition to the Eagle Colatina, Two Other Sustainable Vessels Will Be Delivered by the End of the Year for Its Reliever Fleet, the Eagle Cambe and the Eagle Crato.
With the Arrival of the Eagle Colatina Vessel, Petrobras Advances Even Further in Its Quest to Reduce Carbon Emissions in Maritime Transport, as Highlighted by Rafael Noac, Executive Manager of Logistics at Petrobras, Who Stated: “Eco Type Ships Are Being Used More and More Frequently in Our Fleet, and Our Teams Have Been Seeking New Options for Emission Reductions, in Addition to Structuring Chartering Models That Encourage the Efficiency of Vessels, as Part of the Company’s Decarbonization Strategy.”
Petrobras’ Eco Type Ship Fleet Aims to Ensure Greater Environmental Commitment and Eco-Efficiency in the Company’s Maritime Transport Operations
As Announced by the Company, the Arrival of the Eagle Colatina Vessel Is Just One of the Steps in the Company’s Sustainability Project, Which Now Focuses on Its Fleet of So-Called Eco Type Ships. Petrobras Already Has 37% of Its Fleet Made Up of These Vessels, Which Started Being Produced in 2015, with the Construction Project Enhanced to Comply with International Maritime Organization (IMO/OMI) Energy Efficiency Improvement Measures.
Thus, Ships Like the Eagle Colatina Are Built with a Focus on Reducing Carbon Emissions, Given That the Company Has a Neutralization Project Aiming to Eliminate Gas Emissions by 2030.
The Main Difference in These Ship Models Is the Construction Design That Allows for Reducing the Vessel’s Weight and Water Resistance, Ensuring a Lower Need for the Use of Heavy Fuels in Maritime Transport.
Therefore, Considering MR2 Ships, Capable of Transporting an Average of 50,000 Tons of Oil Derivatives, an Average Consumption Reduction of About 24% of Fuel per Ton-Mile Has Been Observed. And This Is Just the Beginning for Petrobras’ Fleet, Which Continues to Seek New Sustainable Technologies for the Vessels.
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