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The teaser contains the main information about the concessions, according to Petrobras
Petrobras started releasing the teaser related to the sale of its entire stake in seven onshore production concessions in the Solimões Basin, in the State of Amazonas.
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According to the company, the “teaser”, which contains the main information about the concessions, as well as the eligibility criteria for potential participants, is available on its website. The seven production concessions, jointly called Polo Urucu, are located in the municipalities of Tefé and Coari, occupying an area of approximately 350 square kilometers.
In the first three months of this year, the complex's average production was 106,3 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed), of which 16,5 thousand barrels per day (bpd) of oil and condensate, 14,3 million daily cubic meters of gas and 1,13 thousand tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) per day.
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According to Valor, in addition to the concessions and their production facilities, the transaction includes oil and natural gas production processing units and production support logistical facilities.
The Petrobras refinery sales processes advanced. Now they have entered the stage of receiving binding offers. The National Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANP) reported last week that it will permanently monitor the impact of “new circumstances” on the market.
With regard to breaking the sector's monopoly, the regulatory body argued that the infrastructure related to the refinery must be operated by a company other than the new refiner, even if the two companies belong to the same economic group. Read the full article by clicking on the title in bold above.
