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  • FPSO Anna Nery arrives in Brazil

    FPSO Anna Nery arrives in Brazil

    FPSO Anna Nery has safely arrived in Brazilian waters. The FPSO was being towed from China by ALP Striker and ALP
    Keeper ocean tugs since July this year. Anna Nery is the first of three units that will be delivered by Yinson to projects
    in Brazil, and is yet to complete its final commissioning steps in BrasFELS yard in Angra dos Reis. Both ALP tugs are awaiting customs clearance to deliver the unit at the yard in Angra and two additional harbor tugs will be chartered to provide extra support during this last stage at the yard. Yinson is already in advanced negotiations with a traditional Brazilian player for this scope.

  • Trident Energy

    Trident Energy

    Trident Energy expects to launch in the next weeks a teaser for the sale of part of its interests in the Badejo
    and Linguado oilfields. Both are part of the 10 oil concessions it acquired from Petrobras in 2020 and within
    the Pampo and Enchova hubs. The London based company has hired Brazilian bank Itau BBA to run the
    competitive process, Trident chief executive Jean-Michel Jacoulot said at the Rio Oil & Gas 2022 conference.
    “We’re looking for partners,” he noted. The plan is to attract a partner to develop the Siri discovery which lies
    within the limits of the two Campos Basin shallow water licenses. Today, these 10 fields produce approximately
    25.000 boe/d.

  • Maersk Drilling and Shell Brasil

    Maersk Drilling and Shell Brasil

    Maersk Drilling has been awarded by Shell Brasil an estimated 90 days contract for the semi-submersible rig Maersk Developer. The rig will drill one exploration well and perform subsea well intervention at the BC- 10 field. Commencement of operations is expected for March 2023 in direct continuation of the rig’s current contract with Karoon Energy. Shell has also moved forward with negotiations on its tender for the charter of up to two platform supply vessels which has now reached the third round of negotiations.

  • Grupo CBO and hybrid vessels

    Grupo CBO and hybrid vessels

    Wärtsilä and Grupo CBO have signed an “Agreement for Decarbonization Modelling” aiming to support and accelerate the decarbonization of CBO’s offshore supply fleet. The scope of the agreement includes a detailed analysis of the potential benefits to CBO of short and long-term solutions. These include digitization, energy efficiency and energy saving devices, hybridization and future alternative marine fuels with a particular focus on the viability of fuel Ethanol. In connection with this announcement, Equinor informed this week that it has signed an agreement with CBO for the conversion of up to three PSVs to the hybrid model. The intention of the Norwegian major is to have the first vessel ready and adapted by the first quarter of 2023. According to CBO, the PSV CBO Wiser will be the first vessel of their fleet to go through such modifications and receive the battery packs.

  • Petrobras about to take delivery of PSVs dry bulk carriers

    Petrobras about to take delivery of PSVs dry bulk carriers

    Petrobras will shortly take delivery of two PSV dry-bulk carriers, Asso Ventisei and Saveiros Fragata chartered in one of the Oil Major’s opportunities for DWT 3000 PSVs issued last year. Both vessels are going through final preparations for onhire and shall soon engage in operations. After a long wait of over 4 years for a tender of this type, these contracts mark the return of this once popular category of vessel back into Petrobras’ fleet. The hiring of not only dry-bulk carriers but also other types of PSVs such as Hybrid and Multipurpose, were all mainly driven by the increasing drilling activity by Petrobras in recent years.

  • Enauta resumes production at Atlanta field

    Enauta resumes production at Atlanta field

    Enauta informed this Wednesday that it has resumed production in the 7-ATL-2HP-RJS well in the Atlanta field. Production had previously been interrupted due to a preventive maintenance late last month. The Brazilian oil company expects to have another 2 wells producing in this field by the end of September. During the maintenance period Enauta made inspections and engineering modifications in the FPSO Petrojarl I. Earlier this year, Enauta signed a contract with Yinson with the intention of deploying another FPSO for the Atlanta field.

  • Petrobras extends contracts with DOF´s RSVs

    Petrobras extends contracts with DOF´s RSVs

    RSVs Skandi Chieftain and Skandi Olympia have been granted an extension by Petrobras until the end of 2022 while RSV Skandi Commander is now firm until November 2022. As previously reported in our weekly market update, the three vessels were offered in Petrobras’ RSV tender earlier this year. DOF has confirmed that Skandi Chieftain and Skandi Olympia have been awarded and will commence their contract in direct continuation of present charter. On the other hand, Skandi Commander will be deployed in the PIDF project until August 2023, before starting her new contract with Petrobras which will combine ROV and UAV services. The PIDF scope of work comprises the inspection of flexible pipelines, risers and subsea equipment in the Campos Basin, Santos Basin and Espírito Santo Basin.

  • Cobeia starts operations for Perenco

    Cobeia starts operations for Perenco

    Cobeia, a multi-purpose supply vessel recently arrived in Brazil through a partnership between Shipowner CMM and Perenco, has officially started operations for the Independent Oil Company. After going through a few specific adaptations, Cobeia is now engaged in support activities for the development of the Pargo Cluster, including installation of three new pipelines and starting the operation of the new FSO Pargo. She will also compose Pargo’s Environmental Emergency Plan as an Oil Spill Response Vessel (OSRV). The vessel was further engaged in some jobs for Perenco in West Africa, before heading to Brazilian waters. Cobeia is yet another supply vessel to find long term work in Brazil under a foreign flag, indicating the high utilization and low availability of similar national tonnage.

  • Maersk sells 2 AHTS´s to Hai Duong

    Maersk sells 2 AHTS´s to Hai Duong

    Maersk Supply Service has sold both their laid-up anchor handling tugs supply Maersk Trimmer and Maersk Tackler to Vietnam’s Hai Duong company for an undisclosed price. The Norwegian-built units had been laid up in Denmark since 2016. The 13,872 bhp 177 tons bollard pull Maersk Tackler has been renamed Hai Duong 02 while the Panama-flagged 173tons bollard pull Maersk Trimmer goes by Hai Duong 06 name.
    The Maersk Trimmer had worked in Brazil for Petrobras in 2014 in the AHTS 18000 category for four years.

  • Shell awards Maersk Supply Services for mooring line intervention for FPSO Fluminense

    Shell awards Maersk Supply Services for mooring line intervention for FPSO Fluminense

    Shell Brasil has awarded Maersk Supply Service for yet another mooring line intervention at the FPSO Fluminense. The scope of the project includes remediation work on two of the Fluminense’s mooring lines. Offshore activities are expected to begin later this month with a three week duration. The 3 anchor handlers currently working for Petrobras in the Mero project awarded to Danish-origin company, Maersk Lancer, Launcher and Maker will be engaged in holding the FPSO on station and performing subsea operations. This will be the third time Maersk Supply will support Shell Brasil on the Fluminense’s mooring lines in an integrated services basis since 2019.

  • Production at Atlanta field about to restart

    Production at Atlanta field about to restart

    The programmed maintenance stoppage in Atlanta field production held by Enauta Energia S.A. in the first week of July, approaches an end. The Brazilian oil company informed this Sunday that production gradual resumption shall take place mid August and should reach normal standards by September. During the down time, Enauta prepared the FPSO Petrojarl I to recertification by DNV in order to enable a contract extension and continuous operation until the start of the Definitive Production system expected for Q3/2024. Located in Santos Basin, the Atlanta field is 100 % owned by Enauta Energia.

  • ANP releases Bulletin of Oil and Natural Gas Production in Brazil for June

    ANP releases Bulletin of Oil and Natural Gas Production in Brazil for June

    According to ANP’s Bulletin of Oil and Natural Gas Production in Brazil for the month of June, 2,828 MMbbl/d (million barrels per day) of oil and 133 MMm3/d (million cubic meters per day) of natural gas were produced, totaling 3,664 MMboe/d (million barrels of oil equivalent per day). WSBOne highlights as per below:

    -Pre Salt
    The production in the pre-salt in June recorded a volume of 2.759 MMboe/d (million barrels of oil equivalent per day), with 2.188 MMbbl/d of oil and 90.7 MMm3/d of natural gas, which corresponded to 75.3% of the National production. This production is originated from 126 wells.

    -Origin Source
    In May, the offshore fields produced 97.4% of the oil and 81.7% of the natural gas. The fields operated by Petrobras were responsible for 92.7% of the oil and natural gas produced in Brazil.

    -Fields and Facilities
    The Tupi field in the Santos Basin pre-salt, was the largest producer of oil and natural gas, registering 714 Mbbl/d of oil and 33.1 MMm³/d of natural gas.

    Tupi, in the Santos Basin, was the offshore field with the highest number of producing wells: 58.

    The FPSO Carioca, producing in the Sépia and Sépia Leste fields through four interconnected wells, produced 172.904 Mbbl/d and was the facility with the highest oil production.
    Estreito, in the Potiguar Basin, had the largest number of onshore producing wells: 896