Amplus Energy Acquires FPSO Petrojarl I
Amplus Energy has announced the acquisition of the FPSO Petrojarl I from Altera Infrastructure, marking a new phase of investment for the company. Financial details were not disclosed.
The FPSO has a long history in the O&G sector, reinforcing the engineering quality behind its longevity. Since first oil in 1986, it has operated in over ten fields and had been in Brazil since 2017. After completing its mission at Atlanta field (Brava-operated), the unit Starts decommissioning at the end of 2024.
Technical specs:
• Production capacity: 30,000 bopd
• Storage: 180,000 bbls
(Ramp-up may be required before reactivation, potentially affecting these numbers.)
“The Petrojarl 1 is field-ready for quick turnaround solutions, from early production to tail-end developments.” Amplus, a Scotland-based oil field development company official noted.
What’s next for the Petrojarl I?
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FPSO Petrojarl I: new owner – lifespan extension
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BRAVA Energia Achieves First Oil from FPSO Atlanta
BRAVA Energia announced that the FPSO Atlanta has produced its first oil this week at the Atlanta Field in the Santos Basin. The vessel boasts a production capacity of up to 50,000 boe/d, can treat 140,000 barrels of water per day, and store up to 1.6 million barrels of oil.
Formed last year through the merger of 3R Petroleum and Enauta, BRAVA becomes the first independent O&G company in Brazil to develop a deepwater production system from the ground up.
The FPSO Atlanta is one of BRAVA’s flagship assets, underscoring its commitment to innovation and growth in the offshore sector. -
ABL Group: a new purchase
By Rafael Bortoloti
Last week, ABL Group acquires 100% of Proper Marine. Transaction highlights a key trend in the maritime industry?
Recent cases:
Wilson Sons sold to MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company
A.P. Moller – Maersk acquired by DOF
PRIO acquired Sinochem Petroleum Netherlands (40% of Pelegrino field)
Boskalis acquired ALP Maritime Services
3R Petroleum and Enauta merger, formed Brava
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Brava signs contracts to develop Atlanta and Papa-Terra fields
Brava has announced the signing of three contracts for its first integrated development campaign in the Atlanta and Papa-Terra fields, with an option to develop the Malombe field through a tieback.
The campaign will begin in 2025 and the contracts value, covering the first four wells, is approximately $200 million.
– The Lone Star rig, provided by Constellation Oil Services, will drill and complete the wells in the Atlanta and Papa-Terra fields, with the possibility of a fifth well, to be decided by Brava.
– OneSubsea will supply two wet Christmas Trees, safety equipment used in oil extraction, for the Atlanta field. The equipment for the Papa-Terra and Malombe fields is already in place.
– Baker Hughes will provide flowlines and risers for the Atlanta wells, with an option for Malombe. Existing flowlines will be used for the Papa-Terra wells. -
Solstad renew contracts
Solstad Offshore has announced the details of contracts for three OSVs operating in Brazil. The company also reported that the combined gross value of the contracts is approximately $53 million.
The AHTSs Normand Topazio and Normand Turmalina will be chartered for an additional year by PRIO and Brava, respectively. Earlier this month, the vessel Normand Cutter has finished a contract with Ocyan and started a new one with Prio.
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