
August
2008
№8
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№ 5 (May 2008)
Petrobras announced its intent to hire 40 drilling ships and semi-submersible drilling platforms to operate in deep and ultra-deep waters
During a meeting held last night with the Federal Government, corporate entities, and Brazilian industry representatives, Petrobras announced its intent to hire 40 drilling ships and semi-submersible drilling platforms to operate in deep and ultra-deep waters. The plan foresees the construction and receipt of the 40 units through 2017, and priority will be given to building them in Brazil.
An invitation to tender is currently underway for the chartering of 24 vessels to support exploration and production activities. Bidding is expected to take place for another 122 of such vessels in the next six years. The 146 support vessels will be built in Brazil.
The investments that have been envisaged meet Petrobras’ production development exploratory portfolio and are aligned with the Company’s Strategic Planning with regards to growing oil and natural gas production.
Source: Petrobras