RIO DE JANEIRO - Brazil's state-run oil giant Petrobras said on
Friday it found "good quality" crude in an ultra-deep water block in the
Sergipe-Alagoas basin, its latest in a string of discoveries in one of
the world's most active offshore oil frontiers.
The Rio de Janeiro-based company said it found a 300 metres (984 foot) column of hydrocarbons after drilling in a well known as "Moita Bonita" or 1-BRSA-1088-SES. The well is located 35 kilometres (20 miles) southeast of company's "Barra" prospect.
"Moita Bonita" is located in the BM-SEAL-10 block, which is 100 per cent owned by Petrobras.
The new find comes only four days after Petrobras announced it discovered oil in a deep water field south of the city of Rio de Janeiro. - REUTERS
The Rio de Janeiro-based company said it found a 300 metres (984 foot) column of hydrocarbons after drilling in a well known as "Moita Bonita" or 1-BRSA-1088-SES. The well is located 35 kilometres (20 miles) southeast of company's "Barra" prospect.
"Moita Bonita" is located in the BM-SEAL-10 block, which is 100 per cent owned by Petrobras.
The new find comes only four days after Petrobras announced it discovered oil in a deep water field south of the city of Rio de Janeiro. - REUTERS
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