ANGLO-French independent Perenco has unveiled plans to deploy a new fixed production platform to support activities at a trio of shallow-water developments in the prolific Campos basin offshore Brazil. The company also intends to secure a drilling rig to revitalise operations in the cluster that includes the Pargo, Carapeba and Vermelho fields, acquired from Brazilian oil giant Petrobras in October 2019 for $398 million. Perenco is seeking a platform to be installed in 75 metres of water to produce from the Carapeba West reservoir, according to permitting documents submitted to federal environmental regulator Ibama. The proposed unit - to be known as PCP-West - will be linked to five wells and feature a processing capacity of about 60,000 barrels per day of oil.
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