Australian energy service firm Worley has launched a 50:50 joint venture with a Brazilian engineering and construction company to carry out brownfield work in the Latin American country.
The Worley Enaval (WE) Integrated Solutions team has already secured a contract brownfield subsea tieback contract by a Brazilian oil and gas exploration and production company.
WE Integrated Solutions will deliver engineering services, integral to the increased production of an existing floating production storage and offloading unit, directly from the joint venture’s offices and fabrication facilities in Rio De Janeiro.
Andrew Wood, Worley CEO, said: “We are delighted to be working with Enaval in Brazil through the WE Integrated Solutions offering.”
Enaval director Amauri Rodrigues said “WE Integrated Solutions combines the collective experience and knowledge of our organizations to form a new Tier 1 alternative for the Brazilian Energy market.”