Petrobras reports new offshore gas find in Colombia
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras reported a new gas discovery at the Sandia-1 exploratory well in Block GUA-OFF-O, in deep waters offshore Colombia.
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras reported a new gas discovery at the Sandia-1 exploratory well in Block GUA-OFF-O, in deep waters offshore Colombia. The well lies about 42 kilometers from the coast in 1,251 meters of water, near the earlier Sirius and Copoazu discoveries, underscoring the area's gas potential.
Drilling began on 06/12/2026 and reached final depth on 07/29/2026 under what the company describes as high operational and safety standards. Gas-bearing zones are being evaluated through logs and laboratory analysis. Petrobras, through PIB-COL, operates the consortium with a 44.44% interest, alongside Ecopetrol with 55.56%, consistent with its strategy to replenish reserves and support energy transition goals.
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Filing Explained
The August 3 filing places the Sandia-1 gas finding at the evaluation stage: Petrobras says gas-bearing zones were detected, while well-log review and later laboratory analysis remain pending, so no quantified resource or production result is established.
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