For $102 Million, Petrobras Signs Contract for Leasing LNG Terminal in Bahia

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/09/2021 at 15:29

Terminal de Regaseificação de GNL/ Fonte: Bahia de Valor

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Petrobras Explains That the GNL Terminal Lease Contract in Bahia State Is Valid Until December 2023

Last Tuesday (28/09), Petrobras signed a lease contract with Excelerate for the Regasification Terminal of GNL in Bahia (TR-BA) and associated facilities, totaling approximately R$ 102 million. Petrobras explains that the lease contract for the GNL terminal in Bahia state is valid until December 2023, “in addition to other associated accessory contracts.” Also read this news: For R$ 95 million, Petrobras Sells 3 Thermoelectric Plants in Camaçari, Bahia

The Lease of the GNL Terminal in Bahia

Following the conclusion of the negotiation, Excelerate is seeking, with Petrobras’ support, the transfer of the necessary licenses and authorizations for the operation of a new regasification vessel at the terminal located in Bahia state, according to Petrobras. “As soon as the new company is ready to operate, Petrobras will relocate its regasification vessel currently at TR-BA to the GNL Regasification Terminal in Pecém, Ceará,” the state-owned company states.

Previously, to help Brazil deal with the hydropower crisis, Petrobras moved its regasification vessel from the Pecém terminal to the Bahia terminal, in a move that allowed for a greater supply of thermal electricity.

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For $102 Million, Petrobras Signs Contract for Leasing LNG Terminal in Bahia

Petrobras Explains That the GNL Terminal Lease Contract in Bahia State Is Valid Until December 2023

The Lease of the GNL Terminal in Bahia

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For $102 Million, Petrobras Signs Contract for Leasing LNG Terminal in Bahia

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