FF“The company feels honoured with the opportunity to work hand-in-hand with Equinor, a world-class operator, to deliver the Peregrino phase II development project successfully,” says Rodrigo Dantas, CEO of Gran Services. “The project is a key priority and reinforces our commitment to deliver services productively, efficiently and to the highest safety and conformity standards.  

Dantas highlighted the contract fits well with Gran Services strategy to create value for its customers by providing integrated solutions that combine offshore services, onshore infrastructure and inventory management capabilities. Such integration is further reinforced as GranEnergia’s flotel Olympia was also selected by Equinor to provide accommodation and related services during the offshore execution phase.

Peregrino is Equinor’s largest producing offshore field in operation outside Norway and has a production capacity of 100,000bpd. The Peregrino oil field is located approximately 85km off the Brazilian coast, in the Campos basin, in water depths of 100m. The Peregrino phase II involves the addition of a third fixed wellhead platform to the field, extending its productive life and adding 273 million barrels in recoverable reserves.