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Brazil's Petrobras reaches the size of the Oil Majors, with Large Capital and Knowhow Deployment in Deepwater Drilling
04/21/2006
Brazil expects to invest $12.1 billion overseas in deepwater drilling in the next 4 years, in Gulf of Mexico, Angola, and Nigeria.
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