Segundo ANP programação das 60 novas plataformas está mantida

According To ANP, Schedule For 60 New Platforms Is Maintained

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 08/11/2019 at 19:27

Updated on 08/11/2019 at 21:01

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ANP Declares That The Six Fields That Received No Bids In The Two Oil Auctions Held This Week Did Not Impact The Initial Planning

On October 29, ANP’s Director-General, Décio Oddone, reported that on average 60 oil platforms are expected to be installed in the Brazilian offshore with the new oil auctions to be held by the Agency by 2030, most of which will be in the pre-salt.
After the 3 auctions scheduled for the end of this year, the ANP executive publicly stated that despite the Sépia and Atapu fields not receiving bids in the last Wednesday’s (06/11) onerous assignment surplus round, the fact does not negatively impact the planned schedule, because Petrobras is already operating in these areas.

Advanced Planning

The ANP Director-General further explained that the onerous assignment area already has well-advanced planning, including the platforms that will produce the oil, already contracted.
This is the case of the P-70, which will operate in the Atapu field in 2020 and is under construction in China, and the FPSO of Sépia, whose first oil is scheduled for 2021.

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Not to mention the Búzios field, the largest field offered in the auctions, which already has four platforms in operation.
“We will see hundreds of offshore wells being drilled and dozens of platforms installed in Brazil over the next few years,” projected the ANP director.

Regarding the fields that did not receive bids in the 6th production sharing auction held this Thursday (07/11), Oddone shares the same opinion, “Not having contracted four of the areas also does not have a significant impact because the ANP conducts simulations and geological risk analyses assuming that some of the blocks will not have oil discoveries while others will,” he assured.

The exploratory risk is quite significant for oil companies during a bidding process, just look at the Uram area, acquired by Petrobras (80%) in a consortium with the Chinese CNODC (20%), which is the second largest reserve in the country.
A signing bonus of R$ 5.05 billion was paid for the asset and investments of around R$ 278 million are expected for its exploration.

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