Core Insights - Petrobras is enhancing its offshore production capabilities with the deployment of the P-84 and P-85 FPSO vessels, crucial for operations in the Atapu and Sépia fields, located about 200 km off Rio de Janeiro [1][8] Project Overview - The P-84 and P-85 FPSOs will each have an oil production capacity of 225,000 barrels per day and the ability to process 10 million cubic meters of gas daily, aimed at meeting growing global energy demands [7][15] - The project is expected to be completed by early 2026, with advanced testing already underway at Sulzer's facilities [14] Collaboration and Technology - Sulzer has been awarded a significant contract to supply specialized water injection systems, which will enhance Petrobras' offshore operations and ensure long-term sustainability [2][8] - The pump packages include BB5 9.5 MW pumps, BB1 660 kW booster pumps, and BB2 850 kW seawater booster pumps, designed for optimal efficiency in limited space [3][4] - The collaboration between Sulzer, Seatrium, and Petrobras builds on previous successful projects, demonstrating effective integration of engineering expertise and operational capacity [5][12] Environmental Commitment - Petrobras is focused on improving operational efficiency while reducing environmental impact, with the pump systems contributing to maintaining reservoir pressure and optimal oil recovery [9][15] - The project emphasizes minimizing greenhouse gas emissions intensity as part of broader sustainability initiatives [9][15] Long-term Support - Sulzer will provide ongoing support throughout the operational life of the FPSOs, including commissioning and site integration tests, ensuring systems function at full capacity [10][11] - Sulzer's local presence in Brazil is crucial for offering aftermarket engineering support for the next 30 years [11]