Statoil acquires operated interest in Brazilian offshore licence containing a substantial part of the Carcará pre-salt oil discovery - Seite 2
Statoil assets offshore Brazil:
Location | Interest | Status | |
Peregrino | Campos basin | 60% (operator) |
Production at 100,000 barrels a day Reserves of 300-600 million barrels of oil |
Peregrino Phase II | Campos basin | 60% (operator) |
Construction Production from 2020 at c. 60,000 barrels a day Reserves ~255 million barrels of oil |
Licence BM-C-33 comprising the Pão de Açúcar, Gavea and Seat discoveries | Campos basin | 35% |
Evaluation/development gas Approximately 1bn boe in recoverable reserves. |
Eight exploration blocks | Espírito Santo basin | Four operated by Statoil, four by Petrobras | Exploration |
Licence BM-S-8 comprising the Carcará discovery and exploration prospects | Santos basin | 66% and operator after transaction |
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Facts
Statoil has been in Brazil since 2001. This year marks five years of production at the Statoil-operated Peregrino field. Peregrino Phase II is due to commence production in 2020, and in the third quarter of 2016 Statoil expects to assume operatorship of licence BM-C-33 in the Campos basin which includes the Pão de Açúcar discovery. Statoil also has interests in eight licences in the Espirito Santo basin, working in partnership with Petrobras, and expects to spud its first exploration wells during 2017. It has developed a strong local organisation with nearly 90% of its workforce from Brazil and its operations have so far created 1,000 direct jobs. The addition of BM-S-8 to Statoil's Brazil portfolio will help deliver profitable growth through greater operational flexibility and efficiencies.
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Source: Statoil via Globenewswire