Decommissioning mission: Taking your business to Brazil

December 2, 2024
Decommissioning mission: Taking your business to Brazil
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Date/Time
Date(s) - December 2, 2024 - December 5, 2024
All Day

Location
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Petrobras is at the heart of Brazil’s oil and gas industry – and they’re on a mission to revolutionise the industry.

As part of this, they’re undertaking a mammoth project with the aim of decommissioning 23 platforms between 2024-2028 – and 40 more after 2028 – to move closer towards a sustainable strategy that meets European ESG targets.

With a potential supply chain shortage on the horizon, UK businesses with in-depth supply chain and North Sea expertise can play a pivotal role in the project.

How can you get involved?

We’re partnering with the UK government Department for Business and Trade to take UK businesses to Rio de Janeiro for a 4-day networking event.

You’ll get the chance to:

  • Have a face-to-face meeting with Petrobras and other decommissioning operators (including FPSOs).
  • Connect with market experts, thought leaders and representatives for decommissioning services in the energy sector and improve your global knowledge network.
  • Learn about the opportunities in the market, potential partnerships and challenges in the Brazilian landscape.
  • Participate at an evening network event.

How big is the project?

Petrobras’ current portfolio includes:

  • US$11 bn capex – 2024-2028.
  • 14 floating platforms, 9 fixed – 2024-2028.
  • 5 floating units, 35 fixed – 2028+.
  • 1,900 km flexibles (on seabed, and in water).
  • 550 wells to be abandoned.
  • 170 wellhead removals from subsea wells in shallow water.

Who is this activity for?

UK manufacturing and energy transition offshore services, environmental services and technology companies who can provide decommissioning and energy transition services, including but not limited to:

  • Technologies for inspection, cleaning and decontamination of sun coral, NORM and mercury.
  • Disconnection of mooring lines and IHM.
  • Subsea cutting and recovery systems.
  • Integrated well abandonment, monitoring, P&A with control line in place.
  • Wellhead recovery, tube pulling technology, alternative materials for P&A.
  • Cleaning and decontamination of topside systems and tank.
  • Dismantling of fixed and floating units, consultancy in decommissioning and recycling.
  • EPRD contractors for subsea equipment, flexible lines and fixed platforms.
  • Engineering for CoP planning and execution.
  • Alternative methods for disconnection of mooring lines.
  • Certification for semi-sub sail away.
  • Vessels: Oceanic tug and Vessel to remove platform entirely.

Register your interest for this event here.

For more information, please visit santandernavigator.co.uk or contact Brazil Country Specialist Juliana Nobrega.

Please note:

This event will take place over 4 days in Rio de Janeiro and includes local transport. Flights and accommodation in Brazil are not included. The exact date is still to be confirmed but it will be within the first two weeks of December.

This event requires pre-approval to attend to ensure that your offering meets the relevant demand and/or criteria. This event is £350 for Santander Navigator Grow subscribers, £400 for Prepare subscribers, and £450 for Explore subscribers. Payment will only be taken once we have confirmed your place.

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Access to Santander Navigator is exclusively available to UK businesses as it’s currently designed to cater specifically to the needs and requirements of UK businesses engaging in international trade. If you’re registering for this event and you’re a non-UK-based business, we will be in touch with further information.

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