Brazil’s state-run oil company Petrobras on April 18 provided details of a well drilled in the offshore area known as Moita Bonita, in the Sergipe Basin.
Petrobras said the 3-SES-192 well had found a natural gas deposit with a thickness of 39 m at a depth of 5,227 m and below that an oil deposit with a thickness of 24 m. It was the fifth well to find a deposit in the Moita Bonita area.
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