Nov. 12 – Brava Energia has begun drilling two new wells at the Atlanta Field, located in the Santos Basin. To carry out this campaign, the company has mobilized the Lone Star drilling rig to the Santos Basin, continuing its strategy of integrating its offshore operations.
The rig was relocated following the completion of work on two wells at the Papa-Terra Field: PPT-52, which is already in production, and PPT-53, which is awaiting the necessary regulatory approvals before it can begin operations. Sharing drilling infrastructure between the two fields allows the company to leverage logistical synergies, optimize resources, and maintain control over costs and capital allocation.
According to Carlos Travassos, Brava’s Director of Offshore Operations, the experience gained during activities at Papa-Terra will be applied to this new campaign. He also highlighted the deployment of experienced teams and the use of already optimized contracts. “The start of drilling at Atlanta marks another very important cycle for our growth. We are bringing all the experience and lessons learned at Papa-Terra to this campaign, mobilizing seasoned professionals and utilizing contracts that have already been optimized,” he stated.
Travassos noted that, with drilling now underway, the company remains on track with its plan to connect the new wells to the production infrastructure in the first quarter of 2027. The company expects to achieve first oil in the second quarter of the same year.
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