Fabio Palmigiani is a South American Correspondent at Upstream. He has extensive experience covering the oil and gas market in South America, with a focus on energy policy, renewable energy, and mining operations. Fabio’s insights have been featured in Recharge and Upstream.
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Fabio Palmigiani's coverage primarily focuses on the energy sector, particularly oil and gas exploration, offshore drilling, and major industry players like Petrobras and Shell. His articles commonly feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Fabio Palmigiani
Company expects to take final investment decision on Block 52 later this year
Facility in Brazil will play strategic role in development of Hi-Sep subsea concept
Competition heating up for offshore acreage in South American nation
Decision could mean a new player is potentially entering the competition, according to sources
Country receiving bids for both shallow and deepwater blocks
Enterprise set to become operational by end of year
Continental Resources seeking to expand portfolio after deals with Pluspetrol and Pan American Energy
Maiden project could see GranMorgu FPSO be towed by kite system from China to Suriname
Deal boosts even further Grupo Carso's holdings in the Gulf of Mexico
Competition calls for subsea equipment to serve post-salt and pre-salt projects offshore Brazil
