據離岸工程6月26日報道，巴西國有運營商巴西國家石油公司開始在桑托斯盆地東部的阿塔普（Atapu）共享礦床進行油氣生產。

阿塔普位于巴西近海的布基亞斯（Búzios）油田附近。該油田通過P-70浮式生產、儲存和卸載(FPSO)平臺開始生產。

巴西國家石油公司在一份新聞聲明中表示，P-70擁有的平臺，是復制體系列的第五個FPSO(浮式、生產、儲存和卸載)，具有每天處理15萬桶石油和600萬立方米天然氣的能力。該設備將在里約熱內盧州海岸約200公里，水深2300米處運作，預測多達8口生產井和8口注入井的互連。

阿塔普（Atapu）共享礦床包括Oeste de Atapu，阿塔普油田，以及聯盟非合同區的一部分。

巴國油擁有阿塔普89.257%的股份，皇家荷蘭殼牌巴西公司（4.258%)、道達爾(3.832%）和Petrogal（1.703%）以及巴西政府擁有的PPSA（0.950%）持有少數股權。

上個月，巴西國油發布了第一季度財務業績，顯示其價值減少了134億美元，這是現金減損支出的一部分。

同月，巴西國家石油公司（Petrobras）在布基亞斯（Búzios）油田的東南地區發現了更多優質石油儲量，在阿爾巴科拉（Albacora）油田的鹽下潛力更大。

今年4月，由于原油價格持續下跌，巴西國油修改了減債計劃。 該公司表示，今年將保持其債務總額為870億美元，與去年持平。

郝芬 譯自 離岸工程

原文如下:

Petrobras commences production at Atapu pre-salt field offshore Brazil

Brazilian state-owned operator Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras) has started oil and gas production at the Atapu shared deposit in the eastern portion of the country’s Santos basin.

Atapu is located near the Búzios field offshore Brazil.

Output at the field began via the P-70 floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) platform.

In a press statement, Petrobras said: “The P-70 own platform, the fifth FPSO (floating, production, storage and offloading) of the series of replicants, has the capacity to process up to 150,000 barrels of oil daily and treat up to six million cubic metres of natural gas.

“The unit will operate about 200km off the coast of Rio de Janeiro state, in 2,300m of water depth, with a forecast of interconnection of up to eight producing and eight injection wells.”

The Atapu shared deposit comprises the fields Oeste de Atapu, Atapu, as well as a part of the Union’s non-contracted area.

Petrobras owns an 89.257% stake in Atapu, with Brazilian units of Royal Dutch Shell (4.258%), Total (3.832%), and Petrogal (1.703%), as well as Brazil’s government-owned PPSA (0.950%) holding minority stakes.

Last month, Petrobras released its Q1 financial results, showing its worth fell by $13.4bn as part of a cash impairment charge.

In the same month, Petrobras discovered further reserves of good-quality oil in the south-east area of the Búzios field, with greater potential in the pre-salt of the Albacora field.

In April this year, Petrobras revised its debt reduction plans due to the ongoing fall in crude prices as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. It said it would maintain its gross debt at $87bn this year, the same level as last year.