Offshore Construction, Heavy Lift &

Pipelay Conference
Amsterdam, 2015

Current and future

Brazilian heavy lift,
offshore and subsea
installation markets

Leonardo Roncetti

TechCon Engineering &

Consulting

www.techcon.eng.br
[email protected]
FPSO Cidade de Marica at Brasa Shipyard
Source: akersolutions.com
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Offshore Lifting Design

and Consulting
Lifting design for offshore operations
Dynamic simulation of transport and
installation for subsea operations
Seafastening design
Design of marine operations
Structural design and check
3D animation of lifting operations
Third party design review
Expert witness
Strengthening of offshore structures
with carbon fibre
Training
Crane accident investigation
Source: akersolutions.com
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Lines of Research
Software for coupled dynamic analysis for
offshore lifting:
+ environmental loads
+ Ship
+ Crane
+ CFD

Simulation for lifting of personnel

Strengthening of structures with carbon fibre
Reliability applied to offshore lifting
operations

Source: akersolutions.com
World scenario of oil & gas production
Ultra deepwater expectancy

Offshore Magazine, January 14, 2015

Current scenario of oil & gas exploration in Brazil
Current proven reserves and forecast for 2022
Source: ANP, 2015
Proven Reserves (Bboe)
45

40

35

30

25

20

15

10

Oil Natural Gas

Proven Reserves
Balance Imports/Exports (Jan-mar/2015) Oil 16.2 billion barrels * Considering only
Oil 399 thousand barrels/day Gas 471 billion m3 discoveries already made,
especially in the pre-salt
Gas 47,6 million m3/day Near Future: x2 area.
Current scenario of oil & gas production in Brazil
Brazilian oil production, 2008-2015
Source: ANP, 2015
Brazilian Oil Production: 20082015
Production (Feb./2015)
Oil and NGL 2.53 million barrels/day
Gas 95.4 million m3/day
Near Future: x2
3,0
Million Barrels per day

2,5

2,0

1,5

1,0

0,5

0,0

Total_Oil Offshore_Pre-Salt Offshore_Post-Salt Onshore

 Current scenario of oil & gas production in Brazil
Production by operators (boe) for June, 2015
Source: ANP, 2015

Petrobras, 2777k

Shell, 77.1k

Statoil, 71.9k

OGX, 15.9k

Chevron, 14.2k

Others, 12.6k

Gas;
Onshore; 20%
7%
Offshore;
93% Oil;
80%
PETROBRAS Business & Management Plan
2015-2019 investments
Source: PETROBRAS, 2015

3.0 (3%)

11.3
(10%)
4.9 (5%)

Focus in
Exploration & Production
Increase revenue
Production Development
Operational Support
Pre-salt DW & UDW
89.4 Exploration
(82%) Investments Abroad
PETROBRAS Business & Management Plan
2015-2019 - forecast for increase of oil & gas production

5.3

3.2 3.7
3.1

2.7 July 2015: 1 Mbpd, record

2.8
2.9 50% from pre-salt
2.7 pre-salt well highly productive
need to drill around 300
development wells in
deepwater

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

2015-2019 BMP 2014-2018 BMP Million boed

Offshore projects in Brazil that are or will demand lifting operations
PETROBRAS Business & Management Plan
2015-2019 - Production Units Start-up Schedule
Offshore projects in Brazil that are or will
demand lifting operations

ODEBRECHT to Delivery the first FPSO to Libra in 2017.

The FPSO will be based in the giant, Petrobras-operated Libra
field, offshore Brazil, at a water depth of approximately 2,500
meters.

The consortium between McDermott and a consortium partner

has been awarded the SURF engineering, product supply and
installation scope for the Atlanta Early Production System (EPS)
in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil by Brazilian exploration and
production company Queiroz Galvo Explorao e Produo
S.A. (QGEP).

Subsea 7 S.A. has won a $200 million two years long

contract with Petrobras in Brazil.
The contract is for the installation of flexible lines for Petrobras
projects using Subsea 7s construction and flex-lay vessel Seven
Seas, on a day-rate basis.
Offshore projects in Brazil that are or will
demand lifting operations

Technip has been awarded a contract from Tupi BV, a

consortium composed of Petrobras Netherland BV, BG and
Galp, for the ongoing development of the Lula Alto field,
located in the Santos Basin pre-salt area, Brazil.
This contract covers the supply of around 200 kilometers of
flexible pipes and associated equipment, including gas lift, gas
and water injection, gas export and production lines.

Statoil to install a WHP at Peregrino Field. Plan of development

was submitted to Brazilian authorities in January 2015 and the
production is expected to start in the end of the decade.

Petrobras launches tenders for Santos basin floaters. Proposals

are for chartering of FPSOs for Libra and Sepia in December
2015.
Offshore projects in Brazil that are or will
demand lifting operations

Some Dutch companies to invest in Brazil: Shell, SBM Offshore,

Boskails, Dockwise, Atlas Professionals, Veth Propulsions,
Loggers, Netherlands Maritime Technology, Zaroni Advocados,
Control Union and Ampelmann.

The P-76 FPSO unit is currently undergoing conversion from a

VLCC tanker. Once completed it will be installed at the Franco
Sul Field located in the Santos Basin pre-salt area offshore
Brazil. The FPSO is expected to produce 150,000 barrels of oil
and 7 million cubic meters of gas per day.

Agreement between Petrobras and SeteBrasil guarantee the

building of 19 rigs.
HEAVY LIFT VESSEL DEMAND - forward-looking
PETROBRAS Decommissioning program for platform
and subsea equipment

From 1970 to 2000, only 7 fixed platforms

were decommissioned

Average age of fixed platforms: > 25

years

Most of them with life cycle expired

Hundreds of subsea equipment to be

decommissioned

Petrobras funded a study of

subsea decommissioning practices

High pressure from environmental

authorities

Decom designs should start next year

HEAVY LIFT VESSEL DEMAND - forward-looking
Brazilian 13th Bidding Round

13th Bidding Round to happen

October 2015

37 approved companies

266 exploratory blocks

125.045,9 km

84 offshore blocks, 10 shallow

water

None in pre-salt

New Bidding Round for pre-salt

in 2016-2017
Heavy lift vessel demand and availability in Brazil
Current fleet in Brazil

COMPANY / NAME TYPE CRANE

Deck crane: 1 / 3 / 16 t
DOF Offshore crane : 22 t
Subsea vessel
Skandi Chieftain AHC winch: 10 t
A-frame: 30 t

DOF Deck crane: 1 / 3 t

Offshore crane: 10 t
Skandi Commander Subsea vessel
AHC winch: 10 t
A-frame: 30 t

DOF Deck crane: 1.5 t

Subsea vessel Offshore crane: 10 / 20 t
Geograph 1500 / 750 m

DOF Deck crane: 3 / 5 t

Subsea vessel Offshore crane: 90 / 100 t
Geoholm 2138 / 1069 m

Source: akersolutions.com
Heavy lift vessel demand and availability in Brazil
Current fleet in Brazil

COMPANY / NAME TYPE CRANE / wire length

Deck crane: 10 t
DOF Offshore crane : 30 / 40 t
Subsea vessel 2000 / 1000 m
Geosea AHC winch: 30 t
A-frame: 10 t / 30t (outward)

DOF
Deck crane: 2 / 3 / 5 t
Skandi Hav Subsea vessel
Offshore crane: 15 t

DOF Deck crane: 2 x 5 t

Subsea vessel Offshore crane: 250 t
Skandi Neptune 2489 m

Deck crane: 3 x 3 t
Offshore crane: 250 t
DOF 2500 m
Subsea vessel
Niteri Offshore crane II: 50 / 100 t
2000 m
Tower: OSLT 270 t (VLS)
Source: akersolutions.com
Heavy lift vessel demand and availability in Brazil
Current fleet in Brazil

COMPANY / NAME TYPE CRANE / wire length

Deck crane: 3 t
DOF Offshore crane : 140 t
Subsea vessel
Skandi Salvador 2545 m
AHC winch: 250 t

DOF Deck crane: 2 x 3 t

Skandi Santos Subsea vessel Offshore crane: 250 t
2500 m

Deck crane: 2 x 15 t
DOF Offshore crane: 250 t
Subsea vessel 2500 m
Skandi Vitria Offshore crane II: 50 t
Tower: IMECA 350 t (VLS)

Subsea 7 Construction /
Offshore crane: 2 x 30 t
Flex-lay
Kommandor 3000 A-frame: 200 t
(Horizontal)

Source: akersolutions.com
Heavy lift vessel demand and availability in Brazil
Current fleet in Brazil

CRANE / wire length

COMPANY / NAME TYPE

Subsea 7 Construction /
AHC crane: 250 t
Flex-lay
Normand Seven 2000 m
(Horizontal)

Subsea 7 Main crane: 70 t

Horizontal flex-
2000 m
Seven Condor lay
A-frame: 250 t

Main crane: 300 t

Subsea 7 Construction / 380 m
Seven Mar Flex-lay AHC winch: 400 t 2000 m
A-frame: 60 t

Subsea 7 Main crane: 34.5 t

Construction /
2000 m
Seven Phoenix Flex-lay
A-frame: 60 t

Source: akersolutions.com
Heavy lift vessel demand and availability in Brazil
Current fleet in Brazil

COMPANY / NAME TYPE CRANE / wire length

Subsea 7 Construction / AHC Crane: 400 t

Seven Waves Flex-lay 2500 m

Technip Construction / Main crane: 150 / 300 t

Deep Constructor Flex-lay 1570 m

Petrobras Pipe Carrier /

Main crane: 1000 t
BGL-1 Pipelay

Allseas
Special crane: 300 t
Solitaire Pipelay
A-frame: 400 t
(expected)

Source: akersolutions.com
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COMPANY / NAME TYPE CRANE

Deck crane: 20 t
FARSTAD Main crane: 250 t
Subsea vessel
Far Samson 3500 m
A-frame: 315 t

FARSTAD Deck crane: 10 t

Subsea vessel Main crane: 10 t
Far Scotia A-frame: 10 t

FARSTAD Deck crane: 5 / 20 t

Subsea vessel
Far Saga Main crane: 25 / 70 / 100 t

Locar Derick /
Main crane: 250 t
Locar-pipe Lay barge

Source: akersolutions.com
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COMPANY / NAME TYPE CRANE

Jurong Shipyard Main crane: 3600 t

Sheerleg
L3602 110 m

BSL Servios
Main crane: 2050 t
(Brasa Shipyard) Sheerleg
101 m
Pelicano 1

Source: akersolutions.com
Deep and ultra deepwater projects 2014-19
2014 forecast
Closing remarks

$17 bi
$140 bi
12% udw
$14 bi

Siemens subsea$14
powerbi
grid
$14 bi 15% udw

$55 bi
$185 bi
3% udw $70 bi $23 bi

$30 bi
Global deepwater capital
expenditure 2014-2020
Deepwater projects (> 450 m)
Ultra deepwater projects (> 1280 m)
Deep and ultra deepwater projects 2015-19
2015 forecast
Closing remarks

Despite hurricane caused by PETROBRAS

Significant investment in ultra deepwater
projects
Decommissioning by PETROBRAS will
demand heavy lift and subsea vessels
$120 bi
Some other operators investments 40% udw

13th bidding round to attract new

offshore shallow and deepwater projects
Issues:
Trust PETROBRAS B & M Plans
Local content requirements
Oil world crisis