It Is Estimated That About 7 Billion Reais Will Be Mobilized In This Last Round Of Exploratory Campos In The Pre-Salt
The National Agency Of Petroleum (ANP) Will Hold On Next Friday (28), The Last Auction Of Pre-Salt Blocks This Year. The Government Expects To Raise Nearly R$7 Billion, And The Expectation For The New Round Of Bidding In The Sector Is Stirring Up The Booth Of Brasil Offshore At Rio Oil & Gas. Participants Of The Event Are Banking On The Recovery Of The Industry And Are Looking For Opportunities And Suppliers In The Campos Basin. For Experts, Investors, And The ANP, Clear Rules In The Sector Will Be Able To Attract The New Investments Needed To Consolidate The Recovery.
In This Round Of The Pre-Salt Auctions, 12 Oil Companies, Including National And Multinational, Are Participating In The Event. In The Future, It Is Expected That Sales, Following Production, Will Yield About 180 Billion Reais In Royalties And Taxes For The Union. The Blocks Saturno, Titã, Pau-Brasil, And Southwest Of Turtle Green Will Be Offered, Located In The Campos And Santos Basins, Within The Pre-Salt Polygon.
Oil Workers’ Union May Block The Auctions
The Sindipetro Filed An Injunction In Court To Suspend The Auctions On The 28th, Which Will Be Held In Rio De Janeiro At The Grand Hyatt Hotel, Av. Lúcio Costa, 9,600 – Barra Da Tijuca. The Union Claims That The Exploration Blocks Are Being Handed Over To Banana Blocks And That The Crime Of Damage To Public Property Is Occurring, Undermining The Legitimacy Of These Bids, According To Sindipetro. Watch The Globo Play Video Here.
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