Brazil’s Enauta in FPSO negotiations

Enauta Energy has signed an MoU with Yinson Holdings for an FPSO for its Atlanta field in Brazil’s Santos Basin, the E&P company said Thursday.

The producing deepwater field is currently being run by an early production system with the Petrojarl I FPSO but needs a larger unit to carry out full commercial production.

The current system encompasses three wells. The new vessel will be able to produce from six to eight wells.

The deal will up the field’s production to 50,000 bopd.

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