Four Platforms Operated by Trident Energy Were Shut Down by ANP in Campos Basin

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/12/2020 at 14:02

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The Platforms P-65, P-08, Pampo 1 and Enchova 1, Located in the Campos Basin and Operated by Trident Energy, Were Interdicted by ANP

Trident Energy, a company that operates and modernizes mature oil and gas assets, had four platforms interdicted by ANP – National Agency of Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels, in the Campos Basin. The company began operating the platforms P-65, P-08, Pampo 1 and Enchova 1 in June of this year.

Trident Energy is Notified by ANP, Required to Comply with the Below Topics:

Considering the results presented in the relevant documents, a new diagnosis of the flooding system of ESDV – Flood, Drainage and Emergency Shut-Down Valves must be carried out, and the actual operating conditions of the facility should be corrected if necessary;

Propose functional and leak-proof tests applicable to all boundary ESDVs;

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Four Platforms Operated by Trident Energy Were Shut Down by ANP in Campos Basin

The Platforms P-65, P-08, Pampo 1 and Enchova 1, Located in the Campos Basin and Operated by Trident Energy, Were Interdicted by ANP

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Four Platforms Operated by Trident Energy Were Shut Down by ANP in Campos Basin

The Platforms P-65, P-08, Pampo 1 and Enchova 1, Located in the Campos Basin and Operated by Trident Energy, Were Interdicted by ANP

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