BP identifies hydrocarbons at Tupinambá exploration well offshore Brazil
Bitget2026/10/28 17:01- BP identified hydrocarbons in an exploration well in the deepwater Tupinambá block in Brazil's Santos Basin.
- Evaluation of the post-salt section continues, with drilling progressing toward the pre-salt section.
- Well 1-BP-14-SPS lies 275 kilometers offshore in water 2,343 meters deep.
- The operator holds a 50% working interest; Shell's 50% interest is subject to regulatory approval.
- Following Tupinambá operations, the Transocean Deepwater Mykonos drillship is expected to start an appraisal program at the Bumerangue block offshore Brazil.
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