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Home›Clean Fuel›INPEX Announces New Office in Brazil
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April 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

INPEX Announces New Office in Brazil

INPEX CORPORATION announces that it will open its newest overseas office in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In Brazil, INPEX is participating and operating in the Frade oil field development project, which began production in 2009, and also in the Block BM-C-31 and the Block BM-ES-23 as exploration projects

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INPEX CORPORATION announces that it will open its newest overseas office in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In Brazil, INPEX is participating and operating in the Frade oil field development project, which began production in 2009, and also in the Block BM-C-31 and the Block BM-ES-23 as exploration projects.

INPEX will further expand its exploration, development and production activities in Brazil.

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Source: INPEX, April 25, 2011;

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