LEADERS of Brazil's offshore sector discussed their responses to the "perfect storm" of the corona-virus pandemic and low oil prices, and how the new oil crisis will affect operations, while speaking during Upstream's first-ever digital conference. Offering views on the challenges facing Brazil's oil and gas industry were Shell Brazil production director for pre-salt assets Cristiano Pinto da Costa, SBM Offshore Brazil country director Eduardo Cha-musca, Enauta chief executive Lincoln Guardado, Port of Acu boss Jose Firmo and former ANP director-general Decio Oddone. "We went through different phases during the pandemic. The first one was kind of staring at the tsunami," said Firmo, during Upstream's 25 June digital conference. "Four months ago, we were looking at this and thinking, how are we going to handle it? It was a challenge just to keep things operating."
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机译：巴西离岸部门的领导人讨论了对科罗长病毒大流行和低油价“完美风暴”的回应，以及新的石油危机如何影响运营，同时在上游的首次数字会议期间发言。关于巴西石油和天然气工业面临的挑战的意见是贝拉巴西生产总监Cristiano Pinto Da Costa，SBM海上巴西乡村总监Eduardo Cha-Musca，Enauta首席执行官林肯护文道，Acu Boss Jose Fillo和前者港ANP总监Decio Oddone。 “我们在大流行期间经历了不同的阶段。第一个是盯着海啸，”菲尔多在上游的6月25日的数字会议期间。 “四个月前，我们正在寻找这个和思考，我们如何处理它？这是一个挑战只是为了让事情运作。”
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