PetroRio Receives Approval From ANP and Becomes Dominant Operator of Tubarão Martelo Field in the Campos Basin

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Published on 04/08/2020 at 12:27

FPSO OSX-03 da PetroRio que opera no campo de Tubarão Martelo/ Imagem: Divulgação

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PetroRio Receives Approval from the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) for Rights to the Tubarão Martelo Asset, Previously Operated by Dommo, Located in the Campos Basin

The Tubarão Martelo Field in the Campos Basin is under new ownership. Yesterday (08/03), the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) approved the transfer of rights to PetroRio for the asset that was previously operated by the oil and gas company Dommo Energia. Take a look and see that PetroRio has offshore job openings.

PetroRio Announces Acquisition of FPSO OSX-3 Unit

In addition to purchasing the rights to the field, PetroRio also announced in February this year the acquisition of the Oil and Gas Production, Storage, and Transfer Unit FPSO OSX-3 for a total value of US$ 140 million.

The company has committed to taking on all operational costs and investment commitments of Dommo Energia.

Integrated Project of PetroRio in the Campos Basin

PetroRio intends to carry out projects seeking to integrate the Tubarão Martelo and Polvo fields, both assets located in the Campos Basin, estimating an investment of approximately US$ 45 million.

After the interconnection of the Tubarão Martelo and Polvo oil fields, expected in mid-2021, PetroRio will hold a 95% stake in the new integrated producing hub; and Dommo will hold the remaining 5%.

PetroRio Receives Approval From ANP and Becomes Dominant Operator of Tubarão Martelo Field in the Campos Basin

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