據油價網2021年5月6日里約熱內盧報道，巴西國有石油巨頭巴西國家石油公司（巴國油）計劃重新對其遺留油田群進行招標。巴國油重新招標的決定與油價上漲不期而遇，這將使這種資產出售方式更具吸引力，并再次具有商業可行性。

　　巴國油計劃重新招標Golfinho海上油田群。Golfinho海上油田群位于圣埃斯皮里圖盆地，距離巴西海岸60公里，水深1300 - 1460米。據估計Golfinho海上油田群擁有4.5億桶石油儲量。

　　巴國油在2003年通過一口初探井發現了Golfhino油田，并在2006年產出首批石油。

　　此次重新招標符合巴國油此前的計劃，即剝離某些資產，更多地專注于深水鹽下資產。

　　據路透社報道，DBO能源公司此前一直在就Golfinho油田群進行談判。路透社消息人士暗示，DBO能源公司可能與BW能源公司共同對該資產發起另一次競購。

　　巴西現在是南美洲地區最大的產油國，也是全球第8大產油國。2020年，巴西平均每天生產超過290萬桶原油，其中69%來自其海上超深水鹽下油田。

　　對于Golfinho油田群，巴國油將從去年所鉆的一口井中分享其生產信息，而此前巴國油一直隱瞞這些信息。根據巴國油的數據，Golfinho油田群的石油和凝析油日產量為14,900桶，產量呈下降趨勢。

　　巴西仍然是當地最熱門的石油市場之一。國際能源署估計，巴西的石油產量將在未來4年取得“令人矚目的增長”，而且該國在鹽下區仍有數十億桶未開發的石油。巴西將成為未來海上石油生產的主要驅動力之一。

　　李峻 編譯自 油價網

　　原文如下：

　　Higher Oil Prices Spur Brazil To Sell More Assets

　　Brazil’s state-run oil company has reopened the bidding of its legacy oilfield clusters, according to Reuters sources. The reopening announcement coincides with the higher price of oil, which would make such an offering significantly more attractive and once again commercially viable.

　　Petroleo Brasileiro SA, or Petrobras, has reopened the bidding on the Golfinho offshore oilfield cluster. The cluster is located in the Espirito Santo basin, 60km offshore Brazil in 1,300-1,460 meters of water. Reserves have been estimated at 450mbbl.

　　Petrobras discovered Golfhino in 2003 with a wildcat well, with first oil in 2006.

　　The offering is in line with Petrobras’ previously stated plan to shed certain assets to focus more on its deepwater pre-salt assets.

　　DBO Energy, according to Reuters, had previously been in negotiations over Golfinho. Reuters sources suggest that DBO Energy may place another bid for the asset, along with BW Energy Ltd.

　　Brazil is now the region’s leading oil producer and the eighth largest globally. Brazil pumped on average over 2.9 million barrels of crude oil daily during 2020, of which 69% came from its offshore ultra-deep-water pre-salt oilfields.

　　For the Golfinho cluster, Petrobras is sharing its production information from a well drilled last year—information that Petrobras had previously withheld. According to Petrobras, Golfinho produces 14,900 barrels of oil and condensate per day, with production declining.

　　Brazil is still one of the hottest oil games in town. The IEA has estimated that Brazil’s oil production will make “impressive gains” over the next four years, and it still has billions of untapped barrels in the pre-salt zone. Brazil will be one of the main drivers of future offshore oil production.