OEG secures seven-year tank deal amid growth in Brazil’s offshore sector
OEG, a global energy solutions company, has signed a seven-year agreement to supply 50 offshore chemical tanks to a major speciality chemicals company in Brazil, as operators move to lock in long-term access to equipment amid tightening supply.
Left to right: Luana Silva, Sales Analyst; Tainah Lima, Business Development Manager; and Kevenlly Fernandes, Administrative Analyst at OEG’s new regional head office in Macaé, Brazil.
The contract strengthens the position of OEG in Brazil’s offshore energy market. All the supplied tanks meet IMO 860 standards and comply with Brazilian Navy regulatory requirements, ensuring full alignment with local and international safety and operational frameworks.
The long-term agreement reflects growing demand for high-quality offshore logistics and chemical handling solutions across Brazil’s expanding energy sector, while providing the customer with secure access to compliant equipment.
Ramon Souza, General Manager of OEG Brazil, said:
“This contract demonstrates the confidence major industry players place in OEG’s operational capabilities, asset quality and service standards. Against a backdrop of tightening availability of high quality equipment, agreements like this enable us to support customers with greater certainty by providing long term access to safe, compliant and efficient solutions.
“Global demand for containers is forecast to keep growing, while supply is under pressure, especially without new investment. For Brazil, that dynamic makes long term contracts like this essential to help safeguard equipment availability and give customers greater confidence and budget certainty over the long term.”
OEG’s 24,000 m² facility in Macaé provides extensive capacity for the storage and maintenance of cargo carrying units (CCUs) and tanks, supported by a 3,000 m² workshop for servicing and repairs.
OEG is continuing to invest in its local capabilities, infrastructure and customer partnerships to meet the evolving needs of Brazil’s offshore energy industry.
Earlier this year, the business opened a new 24,000 m² facility in Macaé to support the delivery of rapid supply, certified servicing and repairs of DNV 2.7‑1 cargo-carrying units and tanks. More than 50 employees are based at the site.