Petrobras Decommissioning Project in Campos Basin Completes First Stage with Over 90 Tons of Equipment Collected by Ocyan Vessel, Which Now Moves to Two New Operational Areas

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 15/02/2023 at 03:56

Updated on 15/02/2023 at 22:59

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The Vessel Chartered By Ocyan With Solstad For The Petrobras Decommissioning Project Is Already In Espírito Santo Awaiting The Next Phase Of The Initiative. The First Stage Of The Operations In The Basin Of Campos Was Successfully Completed By The Company.

Aiming At The Expansion Of Its Decommissioning Project In The Basin Of Campos With Petrobras, Ocyan’s Vessel Is Departing For A New Stage Of The Initiative. The Vessel Is At The Port Of Vitória, In Espírito Santo, Where It Is Unloading The First Equipment Retrieved From The Seabed. More Than 90 Tons Of Equipment Were Collected In The First Phase Of The State-Owned Company’s Project.

Ocyan’s Vessel Heads To Two New Operational Areas Of The Basin Of Campos To Continue Petrobras’ Decommissioning Project

The Decommissioning Project Of The Basin Of Campos, Designed By Petrobras, Achieved New Results This February.

The Vessel Chartered By Ocyan With Solstad Departed For The Port Of Vitória, In Espírito Santo, To Unload The First Equipment Retrieved From The Seabed And Prepare For The Next Stage Of The Project.

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Decommissioning Project Of The Basin Of Campos Advances And The Vessel Will Proceed To Collect Equipment In New Operational Areas

After The Completion Of The Delivery Of The Collected Equipment In The Decommissioning Project Of The Basin Of Campos, Ocyan’s Vessel Will Initiate A Campaign Of Cuts And Inspections Of The Structures To Be Collected.

Then, It Will Return To The Mauá Shipyard In Niterói (RJ) For The Installation Of The Coils. Finally, The Vessel Will Collect Pipelines Located In The Areas Where The FPSO Cidade Do Rio De Janeiro And FPSO Cidade De Rio Das Ostras Operated In The Basin Of Campos.

Throughout The Second Half Of The Year, Ocyan’s Vessel Will Perform The Same Work In The Basin Of Sergipe Alagoas.

André Luiz Magalhães Reinforced That The Company Will Monitor All Subsequent Processes Of The State-Owned Company’s Project.

In This Way, Ocyan Will Ensure Even Greater Efficiency In The Decommissioning Campaign In Petrobras’ Basin Of Campos.

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Ocyan Is A Company With A Sustainable Attitude And Knowledge To Provide Solutions For The Upstream Offshore Oil And Gas Industry In Brazil And Abroad. Its Main Values Are The Safety Of Its Members And Operations, A Trustworthy Partnership With Clients, And A Commitment To Ethics And Transparency.

Petrobras Decommissioning Project in Campos Basin Completes First Stage with Over 90 Tons of Equipment Collected by Ocyan Vessel, Which Now Moves to Two New Operational Areas

The Vessel Chartered By Ocyan With Solstad For The Petrobras Decommissioning Project Is Already In Espírito Santo Awaiting The Next Phase Of The Initiative. The First Stage Of The Operations In The Basin Of Campos Was Successfully Completed By The Company.

Ocyan’s Vessel Heads To Two New Operational Areas Of The Basin Of Campos To Continue Petrobras’ Decommissioning Project

Decommissioning Project Of The Basin Of Campos Advances And The Vessel Will Proceed To Collect Equipment In New Operational Areas

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Petrobras Decommissioning Project in Campos Basin Completes First Stage with Over 90 Tons of Equipment Collected by Ocyan Vessel, Which Now Moves to Two New Operational Areas

The Vessel Chartered By Ocyan With Solstad For The Petrobras Decommissioning Project Is Already In Espírito Santo Awaiting The Next Phase Of The Initiative. The First Stage Of The Operations In The Basin Of Campos Was Successfully Completed By The Company.

Ocyan’s Vessel Heads To Two New Operational Areas Of The Basin Of Campos To Continue Petrobras’ Decommissioning Project

Decommissioning Project Of The Basin Of Campos Advances And The Vessel Will Proceed To Collect Equipment In New Operational Areas

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