Bp Confirms Major Hydrocarbon Discovery At Bumerangue Offshore Brazil
Initial analysis confirms a roughly 1,000-metre hydrocarbon column, including a 100-metre oil column and a 900-metre gas-condensate section rich in liquids.
The company said the reservoir's carbon dioxide levels are manageable given the high-quality rock properties and bp's deepwater experience.
Laboratory testing and analysis are ongoing to determine fluid characteristics, gas-to-oil and condensate-to-gas ratios, and in-place volume estimates. Appraisal well activities are planned for early 2027, pending regulatory approval.
Gordon Birrell, bp's Executive Vice President for Production & Operations, described the results as“extremely encouraging,” highlighting the large hydrocarbon column and substantial liquid volumes. He added that work is accelerating on appraisal activities and potential development concepts, including a possible early production system.
The Bumerangue discovery is one of 12 exploration finds bp has made this year across the Gulf of America, Namibia, and through Azule Energy, its 50-50 joint venture with Eni.
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