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Subsea Oil Gas Fields Offshore Campos Basin
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Bijupira and Salema
- fields are located 250km east of Rio de Janeiro. The fields are operated by Enterprise (55%) on behalf of Odebrecht (25%) and Petrobras (20%). They range in water depths between 1,575ft and 2,900ft.
Operator: Enterprise Oil,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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Barracuda and Caratinga
- development project involved the construction, start-up, ownership and operation of deep-sea production facilities for the Barracuda and Caratinga oil fields, located in thecentral part of the Campos Basin.
Operator: Petrobras,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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Espadarte
- is located approximately 110 km from the coast of Brazil in the Campos Basin. The Espadarte field lies in a water depth range of 750 to 1,500 meters.
Operator: Petrobras,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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Marlim Sul
- field was discovered in November 1987 by the wildcat well 4-RJS-382. The field is located 110km (68 miles) off the northern shore of the Rio de Janeiro state. Water depth varies from 720m in the north, to 2,600m in the south of the field.
Operator: Petrobras,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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Marlim Oil
- is the largest field located in the north-eastern part of Campos Basin, 110 km offshore in water 650 to 1050 meters deep. The field covers a total area of about 130 square kilometers (50 square miles).
Operator: Petrobras,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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PROCAP 2000
- To enable PETROBRAS to produce oil and gas from offshore fields situated in ultra deep waters (of 1,000-3,000m), with the aim of incorporating the reserves located at these water depths.
Operator: Petrobras,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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Roncador
- In March 2001, the P-36, which was stationed over the Roncador field, sank after three explosions left 11 workers dead. At the time, the world's biggest semisubmersible had been producing 84,000b/d and 1.3 million m³/d of gas.
Operator: Petrobras,
Location: America(South), Campos Basin, Brazil
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