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Petrobras adds Brazilian ships

PETROBRAS will be adding 23 support vessels to its line-up as part of its third fleet renewal plan.

Bianca Bartucciotto
Petrobras adds Brazilian ships

The vessels will work in the offshore support sector and will be built in Brazil meeting the minimum 60% local content requirement. The contracts went to Starnav Servicos Maritimos, Galaxia Maritima,...

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