Oil and Gas Production in the Pre-Salt Sees Stunning Increase in Early 2021, According to ANP Data

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 03/03/2021 at 11:11

Updated on 03/03/2021 at 11:13

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The Agreement Between Petrobras and Docas do RJ Guarantees Oil and Gas Production in the Pre-salt According to Data from ANP

The Docas do Rio de Janeiro signed a transitional contract with Petrobras this week, which will ensure the maintenance and increase of oil and gas production in the pre-salt according to ANP. The contract is valid for six months and was authorized by Antaq (National Agency of Waterway Transportation).

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Operations in the Port and Increase in Oil and Gas Production in the Pre-salt, According to ANP

According to the Business Development Manager at Docas do Rio and data from ANP, operations conducted by Petrobras at the RJ Port supported oil and gas exploration activities within the pre-salt fields.

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The Benefits of the Contract for the Oil and Gas Market

For Pablo Fonseca, Superintendent of Planning and Business Development, the signing of this contract is a win for all port sector employees and the offshore oil and gas market: “In addition to ensuring the continuity of operations, the activity will continue to greatly contribute to the socioeconomic development of the port region. Finally, the signing of the contract demonstrates the vitality of the Port of Rio de Janeiro in the oil and gas market and port support,” he stated.

Oil and Gas Production in the Pre-Salt Sees Stunning Increase in Early 2021, According to ANP Data

The Agreement Between Petrobras and Docas do RJ Guarantees Oil and Gas Production in the Pre-salt According to Data from ANP

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Operations in the Port and Increase in Oil and Gas Production in the Pre-salt, According to ANP

The Benefits of the Contract for the Oil and Gas Market

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