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By Westhon MediaSeptember 23, 2026 at 10:19 AM2 min read
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  • Perenco and Porto do Açu advance offshore electrification project
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    Perenco Brasil and Porto do Açu have signed a Letter of Intent for an offshore electrification project connecting the Pargo and Cherne hubs in the Campos Basin to Brazil’s power grid through an approximately 80-kilometer subsea cable.
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    Perenco estimates investment at around US$110 million. Initial demand is expected at 35 MW, with potential expansion to 60 MW within four years. Operations are targeted for Q1 2028.
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  • Petrobras begins commercial negotiations with Yinson for P-88
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    Petrobras has completed the technical validation of Yinson’s proposal for the P-88 FPSO and moved into commercial negotiations.
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    Yinson submitted the lowest bid, at approximately US$2.29 billion. The unit, planned under the BOT model for the revitalization of Albacora, will have capacity to produce 120,000 barrels of oil per day. First oil is expected after 2031.
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  • Petrobras prepares three-well Foz do Amazonas campaign
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    Petrobras expects to begin a three-well campaign in block FZA-M-59 in early 2027, with drilling activities expected to start in January.
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    The campaign covers Manga, Crotalus and Morpho Extension and will provide additional data for the evaluation of the recent Morpho discovery.
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  • Petrobras and PPSA sign R$2.9 billion pre-salt gas agreements
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    Petrobras and PPSA have signed two linked contracts worth R$1.2 billion and R$1.7 billion to commercialize natural gas belonging to the Brazilian government from the Santos Basin pre-salt.
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    The agreements run from 2027 to 2029 and cover the purchase of unprocessed gas by Petrobras and the sale of processed gas back to PPSA.
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  • Suape records highest monthly cargo throughput
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    The Port of Suape handled 2.726 million tonnes in August, its highest monthly volume on record.
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    Liquid bulk accounted for 1.977 million tonnes, or 72.5% of the total. From January through August, Suape handled 18.835 million tonnes, up 22.8% year-on-year.

This article was produced by Westhon Media for One Energy News.