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  • Camorim celebrates new arrival

    Camorim celebrates new arrival

    Camorim celebrates the delivery of its newest vessel, the ASD tug C-Condor, handed over last week in Itajaí by Detroit Brasil. This is the fourth vessel in a five-unit series of azimuth stern drive tugs ordered by the company, each boasting 70 tons of bollard pull.

    The first three units, C-Falcão, C-Fênix, and C-Albatroz, were delivered between late 2024 and early 2025. The final tug in the series, C-Harpia, is expected later this semester.

    With this addition, Camorim’s fleet now exceeds 150 vessels, including PSVs, AHTSs, barges, launches, floating docks, and LHs, reinforcing its position as one of Brazil’s leading maritime support providers.

  • Campo de Búzios: projects

    Campo de Búzios: projects

    Petrobras is preparing to launch a new tender for the Búzios 12 project later this semester, according to a Reuters report. The contract will follow the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model and cover the deployment of a new FPSO with a production capacity of up to 180,000 barrels of oil per day and 5.5 million cubic meters of gas daily.

    The company already operates six FPSOs in the Búzios field, P-74, P-75, P-76, P-77, Almirante Barroso, and the recently added Almirante Tamandaré, highlighting the field’s strategic value. The latest unit has a capacity of 225,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day and can process up to 12 million cubic meters of gas.

    According to ANP data, Búzios averaged 932,000 barrels per day in 2024, making it the seventh-largest producing field in Brazil. Petrobras is targeting 1 million barrels per day by the end of 2025 and aims to reach 1.5 million by 2030.

  • PSV opportunity

    PSV opportunity

    Petrobras Announces Tender for Chartering Up to Six PSVs

    Petrobras announced today (April 10) the launch of a tender for the chartering of up to six Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs), under a SEP format — a process traditionally marked by limited public disclosure. Even so, WSB Advisors can provide the following details:

    The vessels will support hydrocarbon exploration and production activities.

    Key Details:

    Selection Criteria: Lowest total price, as outlined in Addendum D.

    Contracting Structure:

    Lot A: Up to 4 General Cargo PSVs (CG)

    Lot B: Up to 2 Multipurpose (MUF) or Fluid PSVs (FLU)

    Contracts will follow the lot priority order specified in the below table.

    Estimated Start of Operations: January 2026 or 180 days after contract signing, whichever occurs later.

    Proposal Submission Deadline: May 6, 2025

    Contract Duration: 1,460 days (4 years)

    For more information, contact: comercial@cms.oneenergynews.com

  • WSB Advisors: Job Opportunity

    WSB Advisors: Job Opportunity

    WSB Advisors is hiring!

    Position: Offshore Shipbroker Intern

    Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

    At WSB Advisors, we don’t offer just internships—we build careers. We’re seeking a talented and ambitious Offshore Shipbroker Intern to join our Commercial team and be part of one of the most dynamic work environments in the offshore and maritime industry.

    This is a rare opportunity to work side by side with senior leadership, engage with international clients, and contribute to live commercial negotiations. The intern will also collaborate directly with our Market Intelligence team, leveraging tools like the WSB.One database, and will be trained to analyze trends, identify market opportunities, and support strategic decisions.

    We’re looking for candidates who:

    • Are currently studying Business, Engineering, International Trade, Economics, or related fields;

    • Communicate fluently in English and Portuguese (advanced level preferred);

    • Have high proficiency in Microsoft Excel and a solid understanding of marketing tools like Canva;

    • Are familiar with Power BI and data mining techniques (a plus);

    • Aspire to grow long-term within the WSB group and demonstrate loyalty, proactivity, and drive.

    What we offer:

    • Real responsibilities and exposure from day one;

    • Direct mentorship and collaboration with top management;

    • A platform for professional growth within the company;

    • Potential for international travel and business engagement based on performance.

    This is more than an internship—it’s a launchpad for a career in one of Brazil’s most specialized investment and shipping groups.

    Applications are open now.

    If you or someone you know is ready to take this first step with us, get in touch!

  • Petrobras new tender

    Petrobras new tender

    Petrobras has launched a new tender for the permanent abandonment of dry-completion offshore wells, decommissioning of jackets, and plugging of oil, gas, or water wells, including supply of materials. The opportunity, listed under number 7004427678, is open for proposal submissions until June 10th.

    The scope covers six wells located in Bahia, primarily near the city of Itaparica. These shallow-water assets are at depths ranging from 0.5 to 15 meters and reflect Petrobras’ continued focus on responsible decommissioning and environmental compliance.

  • AP Marine: new tanker barge

    AP Marine: new tanker barge

    Azafran Shipyard, based in Belém, Pará, has launched the the AP 5 self-propelled tanker barge designed to transport BPF oil in Northern Brazil. It belongs to AP Marine fleet—a company focused on oil waste removal and recovery.

    Constructed from carbon steel, the AP 5 measures 42.5 meters in length, with a 2.3-meter draft, a total weight of 220 tons, and a top speed of 10 knots. The launch positions Azafran to secure new orders and highlights the North’s growing relevance as a maritime hub.

    “BPF is a heavy oil used in applications like asphalt production, boilers, and furnaces. The Northern Region of Brazil is a reference in building vessels like these”, says Daniel Buckley, Chartering Manager at WSB Advisors and tanker expert.

  • WSB tips – Open tenders & more

    WSB tips – Open tenders & more

    By Pedro Pellegrini

    Dear All,

    WSB is pleased to provide an update on the current long-term tenders that are open to offer.

    Open tenders:

    What has changed?

    • Petrobras FPSO for Albacora Rev: Opportunity 7004415516 released Mar 31st, 2025;
    • Petrobras 2x AHTS-TO: Opportunity 7004388639 new deadline Apr 11th, 2025;
    • Petrobras 3x WSSVs: Opportunity 7004331236 new deadline Apr 22th, 2025;
    • Petrobras SDSVs: Opportunity 7004370497 new deadline May 26th, 2025.

    What else is happening?

    • Movement spotted! As the construction bid deadlines approach, an overlooked shipyard in the Northeast is now quoting prices…
  • WSB and mountain bike

    WSB and mountain bike

    Fernando Vilela Covers First Two Rounds of MTB World Series in Araxá

    Fernando Vilela, YouTuber from Café na Trilha and CMO of WSB Advisors is heading to Araxá, Minas Gerais, this Friday (April 4). Invited by Rogério Bernardes Ferreira of Copa Internacional de Mountain Bike – CIMTB he will provide exclusive content covering the first two rounds of the MTB World Series, running until April 12.

    Over eight days, the event will host 16 races, featuring short track (XCC) and Olympic cross-country (XCO) formats, across elite men’s, women’s, and U23 categories. The MTB World Series brings together the sport’s top riders and will be broadcast by major media outlets.

    Among the men’s favorites are Victor Koretzky (FRA) and Christopher Blevins (USA) from Specialized, Charlie Aldridge (SCO) from Cannondale, and Simon Andreassen (DEN) from Orbea Fox. On the women’s side, all eyes are on Alessandra Keller (SUI) from Thömuss Maxon, Jenny Rissveds (SWE) from Canyon, Loana Lecomte (FRA) from BMC, and Kira Böhm (GER) from Factory.

  • Wrap-up CERAWeek

    Wrap-up CERAWeek

    Yesterday, Intcom Solutions organized the “Insights and Reflections: Post-CERAWeek Panel Discussion” at the WSB Advisors office. Around 30 leaders from the offshore and maritime industries are gathering to exchange insights and analyze the latest trends, innovations, and challenges, with a strong focus on safety, compliance, and sustainability.

    In the first session, Rafael Coelho from TideWise introduced the startup’s autonomous vessel technology, while Alvaro Antunes from Intcom showcased the BlueOpex, BlueJV and BlueCarbon systems solutions. Daniel Moura from Pix Force explored the future of the computer vision and AI applied to the Oil sector.

    The second session featured panelists Roberto Furian ARDENGHY (IBP), Karine Fragoso (Firjan), and Heloisa Borges (EPE), who shared key takeaways from CERAWeek, addressing:
    • Brazil’s strategic role in the global energy transition
    • IBP’s contribution to innovation in the oil and gas industry
    • The impact of the NAVE program (ANP’s R&D initiative) on the sector
    • Challenges for a fair, inclusive, and secure energy transition
    • Obstacles faced by the industry in Rio de Janeiro
    • Others

  • Offshore Highlights

    Offshore Highlights


    • Karoon Energy has resumed production at the Baúna Field in the Santos Basin after a 20-day planned maintenance. With the SPS-88 well back online, output increased to approximately 26,500 bopd, exceeding pre-shutdown levels.

    • The hull of FPSO P-80 has departed the CIMC Raffles shipyard in China and is now en route to Singapore, where Seatrium will handle the topside module integration. The unit is expected to begin operations in the Búzios Field, pre-salt Santos Basin, in 2027.

    • BW Offshore has reached a settlement with PRIO over the long-standing dispute involving the FPSO Polvo, ongoing since 2021. The Norwegian Owner is due to receive around USD 36 million.

  • Petrobras Relaunches FPSO P-88 Tender for Albacora Field

    Petrobras Relaunches FPSO P-88 Tender for Albacora Field

    By Rafael Bortoloti

    Petrobras has issued a new tender for the FPSO P-88, aiming to revitalize the Albacora Field in the Santos Basin. After canceling the previous process a year ago, the oil company is now relaunching the opportunity under a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model, with the vessel transfer date to be defined in the contract.

    The FPSO is expected to begin operations in 2030, reaching a maximum production capacity of 120,000 barrels of oil per day. Proposals must be submitted by October 1, with a significantly higher number of interested parties anticipated this time.

    Opportunity number: 7004415516

    For more details, contact comercial@cms.oneenergynews.com.

  • Intcom Hosts CERAWeek Wrap-Up in Brazil

    Intcom Hosts CERAWeek Wrap-Up in Brazil

    This Thursday (April 3), Intcom, part of the Westhon Group, will host an exclusive CERAWeek wrap-up at WSB Advisors office, bringing together around 30 industry leaders to exchange insights and experiences from the largest O&G event in the U.S.

    The event will feature a panel discussion where energy experts will share key takeaways from CERAWeek, diving into the latest trends, innovations, and challenges in the industry, with a focus on safety, compliance, and sustainability.

    Three weeks ago, Alvaro Antunes, CEO of Intcom, spoke at CERAWeek in Houston. Invited by IBP, Antunes was a panelist in the discussion on “Connecting Global Innovation to Brazil’s Energy Sector,” alongside Pix Force, Geowellex Drilling, and Geology Automation.

    Heloísa Borges and Karine Fragoso will also join as speakers for this wrap-up session.

    “This is a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the industry’s future,” says Antunes.