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                                                               The tie-back system is 11 km long (Image: PetroRio)
                         The company went on to say that the tie-backs   from 18.6 kg of carbon dioxide equivalent per
                         would help extend the operating life of the two   barrel to 13.7 kg of CO2 equivalent per barrel, a
                         mature sites until 2037.             fall of about 26%, it stated.
                           “The cost reduction of the new cluster will   The Brazilian independent has a 100% work-
                         allow more oil to be recovered for a longer   ing interest in Polvo and an 80% working inter-
                         period, increasing considerably the recovery   est in TBMT. It is entitled to a 95% share of the
                         factor of the fields,” it said.      first 30mn cumulative barrels of oil extracted
                           Additionally, PetroRio pointed out that   from the two fields and a 96% share of all pro-
                         the project would rein in the greenhouse gas   duction after that milestone is reached. The
                         (GHG) emissions generated by work at TBMT   company has agreed to cover 100% of capital
                         and Bravo. The synergies created by the tie-back   expenditures, operational expenses and field
                         system will bring the cluster’s emissions down   abandonment costs. ™


       Enauta takes two wells offline at Atlanta






                         BRAZILIAN  independent Enauta Partici-
                         pações has taken two development wells offline
                         at the Atlanta oilfield, leaving only one well in
                         operation.
                           Enauta announced the shutdown last week,
                         explaining in a statement that the field’s second
                         and third wells had been experiencing techni-
                         cal problems. “Two wells stopped production
                         [within] the last few days ... [The] company diag-
                         nosed a failure in the pumping system of those
                         two wells,” it explained.
                           It went on to say that both of the wells were
                         anticipated to resume production in the near
                         future. One of them is slated to come back on
                         stream in the second half of July, and the other       The Atlanta field lies within Block BS-4 (Image: Enauta)
                         will follow suit in August, bringing the number
                         of operational development wells at the field   wells are connected to the Petrojarl FPSO, which
                         back up to three, it stated.         Enauta has been using to extract crude oil from
                           The schedule for restarting the wells was   Atlanta. Together, the wells and the vessel serve
                         drawn up in accordance with public health   as an early production system (EPS). The com-
                         measures that restrict boarding schedules for   pany has said it wants to raise yields from the
                         offshore vessels such as the platforms and float-  EPS to 22,500 barrels per day but was only pro-
                         ing production, storage and off-loading (FPSO)   ducing about 18,000 bpd before it had to shut the
                         unit that has been installed at the Atlanta field,   second and third wells down.
                         the company added.                     Enauta expects output levels at Atlanta to
                           All three of the development       average 14,000 bpd this year.



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