FPSO’s17 May 2025 12:55
Hi Gus, while I wouldn’t be any kind of flag wafer for PD, credit where it’s due and well done to him posting something that actually shows some thought and adds value to this BB.
That said, language is important and I think the use of the word planned shows intent more than anything certain. Here’s the full post from Adrian on LinkedIn:
*** Upcoming FPSOs in South America - 2025 to 2030 Part One ***
• The South American FPSO industry is poised for significant growth by 2030, driven by factors including increased offshore oil and gas production, technological advancements, and favorable government policies
• Brazil will spearhead growth within the region, with plans to deploy six FPSOs specifically for the Buzios cluster of fields. Other prominent fields for FPSO deployments include Atapu, Bacalhau, and Mero (Libra Noroeste)
• Guyana too, is set to significantly bolster its oil and gas output by commissioning five FPSOs for fields such as Longtail, Tripletail, Yellowtail, and Pinktail
• In the Falkland Islands, two FPSOs are slated for the Sea Lion fields, and a FPSO is planned for the Darwin East field
• Suriname is planning an FPSO to serve the GranMorgu, Krabdagu, Sapakara, and Sapakara South fields.
The chart below shows the first part of the planned and announced FPSOs for the South America between 2025 and 2030
#FPSO #Upstream #Oil #Gas #oilgas #Hydrocarbons #southamerica Petrobras SBM Offshore MODEC Shell Navitas Petroleum BW Energy Trident Energy
You can see that Borders aren’t mentioned in the above list and they aren’t showing in the snapshot of companies that was posted along with this on LinkedIn.