Port of Açu Gets Spool Base from Global French-American Oil and Gas Company TechnipFMC; Work Begins in March

The Spool Base Installed by TechnipFMC at the Açu Port Is the Most Modern in the Company Worldwide and Will Attend Petrobras Projects

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The spool base installed by TechnipFMC at the Açu Port is the most modern in the company worldwide, in addition to being an important asset to meet future demands for offshore projects.

With a total area of 96,000 square meters, activities at the new oil company’s spool plant will begin next March for the execution of the Mero 1 EPCI project, and it will also be a key asset for the Mero 2 EPCI project, awarded by Petrobras in August.

The contract scope, estimated between 500 million to 1 billion dollars, includes engineering services, procurement, construction of all the rigid lines, as well as the installation and pre-commissioning of the entire internal riser and flow line system to interconnect 13 wells to the FPSO Guanabara.

About Mero 1 and Mero 2 Petrobras

The Mero 1 and Mero 2 projects are part of Brazil’s broader field development, managed by the Libra Consortium. The field is located in the Santos Basin.

Eike Batista Attempts to Repurchase Açu Port with Help from Chinese Company China Development Integration (CDIL)

Former billionaire businessman Eike Batista is trying to repurchase the Açu Port with the help of the China Development Integration (CDIL) company. In December, businessman Eike Batista visited the Açu Port, located in northern Rio de Janeiro, with a Chinese investor to introduce him to the site.

Açu Port was fully owned by MMX (MMXM3), a company from Eike Batista’s EBX group. Currently, MMX is under judicial recovery and remains operational via a court injunction, with the businessman still holding around 49.7% in the MMX miner.

Currently, Açu Port is managed by Prumo Logística, which is responsible for 25% of Brazil’s oil exports. In operation since 2014, the port, industrial, and energy generation venture is comprised of 13 companies – 7 independent and 6 subsidiaries of Prumo.