Petrobras informed this Monday (25) that it will auction, in July, three semi-submersible platforms that operated in the Campos Basin

The three semi-submersible rigs P-7, P-12 and P-15 will be put up for international auction by Petrobras. The platforms operated in the Campos Basin. Petrobras will transfer 937 oil tankers from the Santos Basin to Rio de Janeiro

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The international auction for the three Petrobras platforms is scheduled for the month of July and will take place electronically on Auctioneer João Emílio's website.

All platforms that will be auctioned on July 09 by Petrobras are not in operation. The information was disclosed in the Official Gazette of the Union, on May 25.

The P-7, P-12 and P-15 units, which are reportedly on the market, are valued at between US$ 250 and US$ 400 each.

The P-7 unit operated in a water depth of 210 meters in the Bicudo and Enchova Oeste fields. The P-12 platform operated in Badejo, Linguado and Trilha, with a water depth of 100 meters. The P-15 produced in Marimba and Piraúna, in a water depth of 243 meters.

In February last year, the state-owned company declared its interest in disposing of the assets, which are approaching the end of their useful life.

The auction notice will be available on the Petrobras Business Channel, Click here for more information.

Petrobras anticipates drilling at Naru, in the Campos Basin, for this month

Petrobras brought forward to this month the drilling of the first oil well in block CM-657, in the Campos Basin. The campaign will run on the Naru prospect.

The block was purchased in the 15th round by Petrobras, in partnership with ExxonMobil and Equinor.

The drillship West Tellus, from Seadrill, was in Macaé, close to Ilha de Santana and went to the location yesterday (21). The unit underwent SPS (special periodic survey) inspection and maintenance, thus allowing the drilling campaign to be anticipated.

Drilling the Naru well could take an average of 60 to 90 days. If Petrobras decides to carry out the formation test in the area, the campaign may be extended for another 30 days, that is, 90 days beyond the deadline set by the state-owned company.