Two CO2 Removal Skids from Platforms P-72 and P-73 to Be Auctioned Tomorrow (03/17) by Petrobras

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 16/03/2021 at 13:14

Skids de remoção de CO2 das plataformas P-72 e P73

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Auction Tomorrow (03/17) for the Sale of Two CO2 Removal Skids from Petrobras Platforms P-72 and P-73

Tomorrow, the Brazilian oil company Petrobras will auction two CO2 removal skids that were to be used in the projects for platforms P-72 and P-73. Each skid will have a starting bid of approximately USD 183,000.00 and will be sold virtually on the auctioneer João Emílio’s website, starting at 11am.

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In 2016, Petrobras decided not to continue the construction of the oil units P-72 and P-73 that were to be built in southern Brazil.

Since then, the oil company has sold materials that were to be used on the platforms, such as steel structures, equipment, and automation panels. In addition, Petrobras has already negotiated at least 38,000 tons of steel structures related to P-72 and P-73.

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Two CO2 Removal Skids from Platforms P-72 and P-73 to Be Auctioned Tomorrow (03/17) by Petrobras

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Two CO2 Removal Skids from Platforms P-72 and P-73 to Be Auctioned Tomorrow (03/17) by Petrobras

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