FPSO Brazil Congress 2024 is back from 21-24 May 2024 and will be returning to Rio de Janeiro!

The topic for this year revolves around Strengthening Brazil's FPSO Projects with Commercial Project Fundamentals & Optimized Operations. This includes dedicated sessions on FPSO Project Financing Fundamentals, Asset Integrity & Management and more.

View our agenda for the full conference highlights, speaker line-up and program.

Find out how you can be at the forefront of Brazil's oil & gas industry with our Sponsorship & Exhibition Guide for FPSO Brazil Congress 2024

Ahead of the FPSO Brazil Congress 2024, we have put together an essential easy-to-digest guidebook to some of the biggest FPSO contractors. Understand more about their strengths and benefits, operational track records, execution models, and get in touch with their unique insights on the potentials of the industry

Ahead of the FPSO Brazil Congress 2024, leading energy research and business intelligence company Rystad Energy has published the market report “FPSO Market Challenges and Project Fundamentals in Brazil” The offshore upstream segment will play a significant role in meeting oil and gas demand for the coming years, which keeps the relevance of offshore rig vessels, subsea, floating production storage and offloading (FPSO), and other offshore service segments. After several years of decline, the offshore oil and gas industry is entering a new era of investment as of 2022. Offshore capital expenditure (capex) increased 15% in 2023 and is forecasted to grow 12% next year, achieving a level of $93 billion.

Find out who's attending the FPSO Brazil Congress 2024!

Attending companies include Petrobras, Chevron, Equinor, SBM Offshore, PetroNor, Yinson and many more.

The South American region is the global leader in the floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) segment, both in terms of active platforms and future projects. There will be an average of four FPSOs commencing operations in the region annually over the next five years, driven by developments in Brazil and Guyana, accounting for about 42% of the total global projects involving this type of platform. More than 80% of South American projects that will start operations between 2024 and 2028 are in Brazil, mainly operated by Petrobras.

Download the Report to find out more about FPSO Projects in South America. Join the Upcoming FPSO Brazil Congress 2024 happening on 21 - 24 May as we explore project fundamentals with South America's Oil & Gas leaders.