Perenco plans $110m power-from-shore project off Brazil

Perenco and Porto do Açu have signed a letter of intent to develop an offshore electrification scheme for the Pargo and Cherne production clusters in the Campos Basin. The project would connect the shallow-water facilities to Brazil’s onshore grid through an 80 km subsea cable running from a new sub
Offshore Energy Infrastructure Development
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Investment Commitment: Perenco and Porto do Açu signed a letter of intent for a $110 million power-from-shore project.
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Infrastructure Scope: The project features an 80 km subsea cable connecting offshore production clusters to Brazil's onshore grid.
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Geographic Focus: The electrification scheme serves the Pargo and Cherne production clusters located in the Campos Basin.
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Project Status: The agreement is currently established through a signed letter of intent between the two companies.
Energy & Infrastructure Stakeholders
Advancing the electrification of its production assets in the Campos Basin.
Acting as a core partner in developing the offshore power connection infrastructure.
Project Scope Q&A
What is the primary objective of the $110 million investment? ▾
To develop an offshore electrification scheme for the Pargo and Cherne production clusters.
How will the offshore facilities receive power? ▾
Via an 80 km subsea cable connected to Brazil's onshore electrical grid.
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