Recent well completions have boosted output and efficiency at Papa-Terra, while the company moves ahead with the next phase of development drilling at Atlanta offshore Brazil.
In its third-quarter report, Brava Energia has provided an update on the latest phase of development drilling at the Atlanta and Papa-Terra fields offshore Brazil.
At Papa-Terra in the Campos Basin, the PPT-52 went onstream in late September, leading to production reaching its highest level since 2020.
Subsequently, the PPT-53 well was drilled, completed and tied in to the FPSO 3R-3, and it is now ready to start production, subject to regulatory approvals.
Aside from increasing Papa-Terra’s production capacity, the new wells reduce the unit production cost and increase the asset’s operational efficiency, Brava reported.
Constellation’s Lone Star semisub rig has since transferred to the Atlanta Field in the Santos Basin, where it has started drilling the first of two planned new wells, ATL-9H and ATL 10H. Both should be tied-in and onstream during the first half of next year.
Last month, a failure in one of the field’s pumps temporarily interrupted production from two existing wells. The equipment should be replaced shortly.
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