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Shell Brasil: Libra Consortium announces first production at Mero field's FPSO Guanabara in Brazilian pre-salt - Vimarsana News

Shell Brasil: Libra Consortium announces first production at Mero field's FPSO Guanabara in Brazilian pre-salt

RIO DE JANEIRO, May 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Shell Brasil Petróleo Ltda. (Shell Brasil), a subsidiary of Shell plc, announces the start of production of the FPSO Guanabara in the Mero field,

Shell announces first production at FPSO Guanabara offshore Rio de Janeiro - Vimarsana News

Shell announces first production at FPSO Guanabara offshore Rio de Janeiro

The FPSO Guanabara has an installed capacity of 12 million cubic meters of natural gas and 180,000 bopd and initially has six producing wells and seven injector wells connected to the field.

Brazil: Shell signs Production Sharing Contract for Atapu field in Brazil - Vimarsana News

Brazil: Shell signs Production Sharing Contract for Atapu field in Brazil

Shell has signed the Production Sharing Contract (PSC) to formally acquire a 25 percent stake in the Atapu field. Shell paid $ 1.1 billion to Petrobras for the increased stake in the field.

Shell acquires 25% stake in Atapu Field in Brazil for $1 billion - Vimarsana News

Shell acquires 25% stake in Atapu Field in Brazil for $1 billion

Shell Brasil Petróleo, a subsidiary of Shell plc, signed a Production Sharing Contract to acquire a 25% stake of the Atapu field. Shell paid $1.1 billion to Petrobras for the increased stake in the field.

Shell acquires 25% stake in Atapu Field in Brazil for $1 billion - Vimarsana News

Shell acquires 25% stake in Atapu Field in Brazil for $1 billion

Shell Brasil Petróleo, a subsidiary of Shell plc, signed a Production Sharing Contract to acquire a 25% stake of the Atapu field. Shell paid $1.1 billion to Petrobras for the increased stake in the field.