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Producing assets
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Fields
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Platforms
The acquisition of Pampo and Enchova from Petrobras was a major milestone for the company.

Building on our success with the Ceiba and Okume Assets in Equatorial Guinea, we have an ambitious plan to increase the production from Pampo-Enchova to above 40,000 bopd.

These fields are located in the Campos basin, in water depths ranging from 85m to 780m. Trident Energy owns 100% working interest and is the operator of all 10 concessions.

Trident Energy has a multi-faceted plan to re-energise and further develop the Pampo and Enchova assets.
Facilities and surface optimisations
Trident Energy explores every avenue in the hunt for production efficiencies and optimisation.
Well recompletions
We are planning on maximising the recovery from the existing wells, combining artificial lift with behind-pipe opportunities. We also intend to restart shut-in wells with remaining potential.
Water injection, infill and step-out drilling
Our subsurface and engineering teams are formulating plans to upscale the water injection facilities, and they are maturing prospects for the drilling campaigns to come.
Near-field exploration
Near-field exploration is an important aspect of our long-term strategy for Brazil. We are working on identifying new targets that can be tied back to our existing facilities, to fast track first oil and reduce development costs.

At a glance

Pampo

  • Badejo concession discovered in 1975
  • Pampo concession discovered in 1977
  • Linguado concession discovered in 1978
  • 1980: First oil from Pampo concession
  • 16 producing wells
  • Water depth ranges from 85m to 300m
  • Contracts expire between 2043 and 2048

Enchova

  • Drilling of first exploration well in Enchova concession and discovery of Bicudo, Bonito and Enchova in 1976
  • 1977-1979: First production from Enchova and Bonito
  • 1981: Discovery of the Enchova Oeste and Piraúna concessions
  • 1982-1984: First oil in Bicudo, Piraúna and Enchova Oeste
  • 1984: Discovery of Marimbá
  • 1985: First oil in Marimbá
  • 28 producing wells
  • Water depth ranges from 100m to 780m
  • Contracts expire between 2042 and 2052
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