Three Petrobras Platforms To Go Up For International Auction In July

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/05/2020 at 15:29

Três plataformas da Petrobras vão para leilão internacional em julho

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Petrobras Reported This Monday (25) That It Will Auction Three Semi-Submersible Platforms Operating in the Campos Basin in July

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

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Petrobras Advances Naru Drilling in the Campos Basin to This Month

Petrobras has advanced the drilling of the first oil well in block C-M-657, in the Campos Basin, to this month. The campaign will be carried out at the Naru prospect.

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

The drillship West Tellus, operated by Seadrill, was in Macaé, near Ilha de Santana, and moved to the site yesterday (21). The unit underwent inspection and maintenance of SPS (special periodic survey), thus allowing the drilling campaign to be advanced.

The drilling of the Naru well may exceed an average of 60 to 90 days. If Petrobras decides to perform a formation test in the area, the campaign may extend by another 30 days, meaning 90 days beyond the timeline set by the company.

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