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Fpso Brazil Congress 2023 Agenda Caa 11 mayMx5gj9Z7NBG9U3ki0JYKLdPcslpIGIXWI0UCsW2D
Fpso Brazil Congress 2023 Agenda Caa 11 mayMx5gj9Z7NBG9U3ki0JYKLdPcslpIGIXWI0UCsW2D
Brazil may be reaching a production of 7.7 billion barrels of crude oil in the pre-salt area in the period of 2023 – 2032 and
daily production is expected to increase fourfold in the coming years. As a result, both Oil and Gas Owners and FPSO
Contractors are accelerating their expansion into pre-salt oil fields activities. This comes in addition to the 21 projects
expected to take place in Brazil’s fields by 2026.
At the same time, the industry continues its search for appropriate technology and tools to reduce carbon emission with
the continued emphasis on greener operations to accomplish net-zero carbon emissions in the next 5 years.
FPSO Brazil Congress 2023 will bring industry stakeholders together over hard-hitting discussions on Future-Proofing
Brazil’s FPSO Industry with Pre-Salt Fields, Low Carbon Emissions and Remote Operations. This includes dedicated
sessions on FPSO Project Management and Commercial Fundamentals, Offshore Wind and more.
Key Themes:
• Dominating the Oil and Gas Market with Ultra-Deep-Water Activities in Brazil
• Understanding the FPSO Project Financing Structure in Brazil
• Identifying the Right Set of Tools to Capitalize the Oil Extraction from the Pre-Salt Fields
• Harnessing Green Technologies to Eliminate Carbon Emissions on FPSO Vessels
• Advancing Remote Operations and Low-Manned Vessels
• Steering the Future of FPSOs with Digitalization
• Understanding FPSO Project Management and Commercial Fundamentals
• Unlocking Brazil’s Offshore Wind Potential
Future-Proofing Brazil’s FPSO Industry with Pre-Salt Fields, Low Carbon Emissions and Remote Operations
23 – 26 May 2023 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Oil and Gas Speakers Who Will be at FPSO Brazil Congress 2023 to Share
Interesting and Real-Life Case Studies
Confirmed Speakers:
• Fabricio Benites, General Manager Surface Systems Engineering, Petrobras
• Robinson Gracia, R&D Project Manager, Petrobras
• Vitor Padua, Production Supervisor, Petrobras
• Marcus Neves, Offshore Installation Manager, Petrobras
• Marcelo Correa Brochado, Sector Manager – Petrobras FPSO Innovation, Petrobras
• Gilberto Teixeira Junior, Manager Commissioning and Inspection, Petrobras
• Raphael Ayres, Naval Engineer, Petrobras
• Thiago Silva, Maintenance, Reliability, Turnaround Engineer, Shell
• Viviane Kronzalla, Naval Engineer, Equinor
• Raphael Trindade, Project Service Manager, Shell
• Angelica Sabino, Principal Automation Engineer, Equinor
• Hugo Balthazaar, Asset Planning and Development Manager, TotalEnergies
• Francisco Eugenio Magarinos Torres, Development and Production Coordinator, Pre-Sal Petroleo SA
• Tiago Jacques, E&P Environmental Advisor, National Agency of Petroleum (ANP)
• Gustavo de Freitas, Superintendent of Local Content, ANP
• Paulo Sousa, Offshore Installation Manager, Trident Energy
• Gabriel Bernandes, Project Manager, SBM Offshore
• Samuel Neto, Operations Manager, FPSO Almirante Barroso MV32, MODEC
• Thales Moran, Operations Manager, Altera-Ocyan
• Rafael Torres, Business Development Director, SBM Offshore
• Gustavo Ferreira, Project Developer, Corio Generation
• Jorge Luiz Miditeri, Vice President Executive, Ocyan
• Helena Ramos, Director of Project Finance, Ocyan
• Edisiene Correia, Offshore Wind Development Manager, Shizen Energy Group
• Rodrigo Chamusca, Executive Manager, Ocyan
• Daniel O’zerny, Head of Energy Finance, Citi
• Renata Machado, Associate Director Asset Valuations, S&P Global Commodities Insight
• Thais Vachala, VP & Head of Latam Supply Chain, Rystad Energy
• Muched Nassif, Head of Latam Renewables & Power, Rystad Energy
• Renato Yabiku, Engineer Director, GE Power Conversion Brazil
• David Lothian, Head of Upstream Services, Veolia
Reviewing EPCI and Operations Strategies in MODEC’s FPSO Almirante Barroso MV32 (Buzios Field)
• Case study of the project execution including challenging during pandemic period
13:50 • Capturing lessons learnt and innovation to promote good practice in FPSO construction and operation
• Balancing project lifecycle costs to deliver an economically-viable field development project
Samuel Neto, Operations Manager, FPSO Almirante Barroso MV32, MODEC
Utilizing Real-Time Analytics in FPSOs to Improve Operational Efficiency
• Exploring how real-time analytics can help in equipment maintenance on board to prevent any failures
14:20 • Creating an alarm system to improve safety and efficiency
• Putting the data into better use to increase operational efficiency in terms of cost, time, and effort
Thales Moran, Operations Manager, Altera-Ocyan
14:50 Afternoon Break & Refreshments
Discovering Risk & Opportunities for Local FPSO Construction Activities
• Technological risk that may pose technical challenges that could lead to delays, cost overruns and quality
issues
15:20 • Financial risks that may be impacted by fluctuations in exchange rates, interest rates, inflation and other
financial variables
• Availability and cost of raw materials, equipment, and labor could be impacted by supply chain disruptions
Gabriel Bernandes, Project Manager, SBM Offshore
Optimizing Topside Designs on FPSOs to Improve Safety
• Discussing pre-engineering designs of all topside's structures
15:50 • Evaluating potential risk and hazards by formulating a risk matrix system
• Formulating safety measures from the evaluation of risks and hazards
Paulo Sousa, Offshore Installation Manager, Trident Energy
16:20 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks and End of Congress