Mayor of Macaé Received Today (April 8) the Visit of the Director of Equinor's BM-C-33 Project; Norwegian Multinational May Establish Operational Base in the City, Create Jobs and Expand Business with the Local Market

Mayor of Macaé Received Today (April 8) the Visit of the Director of Equinor’s BM-C-33 Project; Norwegian Multinational May Establish Operational Base in the City, Create Jobs and Expand Business with the Local Market

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/04/2022 at 15:55

Updated on 10/04/2022 at 23:58

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Beyond Institutional Partnership, Mayor of Macaé Requests Equinor to Install an Operational Base in the City to Expand Business with the Local Market, Benefiting the Hotel, Retail, and Services Chain

Good news for Macaé! Welberth Rezende just announced on his social media that he has received, just now, in his office, Thiago Penna, the director of the BM-C-33 project from Equinor, accompanied by the manager of institutional relations, Tiago Martins, and the sustainability lead Ana Cupolo.

The municipal secretary of Economic Development, Rodrigo Viana, and the environmental secretary, Juninho Luna, were also present at the meeting.

Company’s Operations in Brazil

The Norwegian multinational, which operates in 30 countries and has over 20,000 employees, specializes in energy and is present in the Campos Basin, where it conducts operations in the Peregrino field, in addition to a 25% stake in the Roncador field, being the operator of the BM-C-33 block.

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In the Santos Basin, the company is currently leading the Bacalhau field, which is expected to begin production in 2024. Equinor, in Brazilian territory, holds several high-impact exploration licenses and has many projects aimed at renewable energy generation.

In Macaé, it is developing the Gas Route 5B project, which will boost the local productive arrangement, encouraging the installation of new thermoelectric plants and industries in the municipality.

“On that occasion, in addition to our institutional partnership, I spoke with the company’s leaders about the possibility of them installing an operational base in Macaé and expanding their business with the local market, benefiting the hotel, retail, and services chain in the city. I also talked about the Industrial Park project in Macaé, which will facilitate the arrival of more companies to our city,” said Welberth.

Job Openings at the Oil Multinational Equinor

Those interested in working at the oil multinational Equinor can stay alert and keep track of job openings announced directly on the company’s website, AT THIS LINK.

Mayor of Macaé Received Today (April 8) the Visit of the Director of Equinor’s BM-C-33 Project; Norwegian Multinational May Establish Operational Base in the City, Create Jobs and Expand Business with the Local Market

Beyond Institutional Partnership, Mayor of Macaé Requests Equinor to Install an Operational Base in the City to Expand Business with the Local Market, Benefiting the Hotel, Retail, and Services Chain

Company’s Operations in Brazil

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