11. 12. 2025 avtor Joel Thompson
Brazilska podružnica britanskega naftnega velikana in proizvajalca maziv Shell je pridobila dodaten delež v projektih pridobivanja nafte pred soljo v Braziliji.
Na nedavni dražbi, Shell Brazilija je povečala svoj trenutni delež v priobalnih enotah Atapu in Mero v porečju Santos. Svoj delež v Meru je povečala z 19,3 odstotka na 20 odstotkov, v Atapuju pa s 16,663 odstotka na 16,917 odstotka.
Dodatne naložbene spodbude Shell’s standing in areas where it has existing assets while supporting its goal for sustained material liquid production of up to 1.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2030.
Shell’s President for Upstream, Peter Costello, commented on winning the bid, stating that the achievement reinforced the company’s disciplined plan to expand its portfolio in Brazilija. He added that Shell’s assets based in Brazilija were among its international portfolio’s most competitive and combined a low carbon footprint with robust strong performance.
Uspešna ponudba, ki jo je ponudil Shell Brazilija za Atapu je znašala 50,5 milijona dolarjev, zmagovalna ponudba za Mero pa 293,4 milijona dolarjev. Plačila bodo izvedena decembra letos, podpis potrebnih pogodb pa naj bi bil zaključen spomladi 2026. Plačilo bo izvedeno do Shell v brazilskih realih (BRL).
Obe enoti, ki Shell je vzbudilo povečano zanimanje za naftna nahajališča ob obali Brazilije, ki imajo precejšnjo proizvodno zmogljivost. Mero ima proizvodnjo 770.000 sodov na dan, medtem ko ima Atapu zmogljivost 150.000 sodov na dan, z možnostjo širitve na 225.000 sodov na dan po dokončanju nove plavajoče proizvodno-skladiščne in razkladalne platforme (FPSO).
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