Petrobras Will Grant Access to Other Gas Producers to Its Processing Units

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/05/2020 at 07:55

Updated on 28/05/2020 at 07:57

Petrobras vai dar acesso aos demais produtores de gás às suas unidades de processamento

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Producers Will Be Able to Hire Part of Petrobras’ Processing Capacity and Will Continue to Own the Natural Gas Produced and All Its Derivatives

Petrobras announced yesterday evening (27) that it has begun the procedures to grant access to other natural gas producers in Brazil to its processing units of the input. Petrobras’ largest refinery, Replan, records the largest drop in oil production since 2010

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Petrobras will begin to operate as a processor of natural gas supplied by other agents, without needing to purchase the product from them.

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Currently, Petrobras buys natural gas volumes from other producers, both onshore and offshore, in Brazil, processes them in its units, hires transportation through pipelines, and resells the gas to state gas distributors.

When the new model is implemented, natural gas producers will not necessarily need to sell gas to Petrobras.

Producers will be able to hire part of Petrobras’ processing capacity and will continue to own the gas produced and all its derivatives, allowing them to negotiate their products directly with the market.

Gas Processing Plants

The natural gas processing units are industrial plants where the fractions of hydrocarbons present in the gas are separated, resulting in various products, including natural gas, within specifications suitable for consumption.

Click Here to access Petrobras’ website for more information about natural gas processing plants and capacity hiring.

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