The Kaminho FPSO Project is the development of the offshore Cameia and Golfinho oil fields, located in Block 20/11 of the Kwanza Basin, offshore Angola. It is the first large-scale deepwater development in the Kwanza Basin. The project aims to develop the Cameia and Golfinho fields through a new FPSO connected to a subsea production system.
The expansion and modernization initiative aims to significantly increase the refinery’s petrol production capacity, quadrupling it to 450 thousand tonnes per year. As a part of this project, the Combined Cycle has been revamped to utilize hydrogen generated by the new Platforming unit. Additionally, energy production has been optimized by recycling gas, resulting in a notable reduction in polluting emissions.
The Porthos Project is developed in the Port of Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. The project involves the transport of CO₂ captured from port industries through a network of onshore and offshore pipelines to depleted gas fields located beneath the North Sea, where the CO₂ is permanently stored. Its objective is to reduce industrial emissions from the Rotterdam cluster and contribute to the decarbonization of high-emission sectors.