A solution developed in Brazil could surprise the global market by solving challenges in oil production following international conflicts and energy crises.

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Published on 28/04/2026 at 14:34

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Solution developed in Brazil gains relevance amid the resumption of oil production and the search for operational efficiency on the international stage

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to pressure global energy markets. This scenario maintains constant uncertainties. Historically, however, cycles of conflict are followed by economic reconstruction and reorganization of the energy industry. Producer countries, in this context, seek to quickly recover their production levels, as pointed out by industry analysts.

The recovery after periods of instability usually accelerates production programs. Governments and companies expand investments in a coordinated manner. The demand for technologies capable of increasing efficiency and reducing operational costs grows consistently. Innovative solutions, therefore, begin to play a strategic role in the new phase of the energy sector.

***Thermal insulation test on an oil pipeline shows, in practice, how temperature control prevents paraffin and maintains efficient flow from the start of production***

Brazilian technology gains ground on the international stage

The Super Thermal Insulation System (STIS), developed by Sião Petróleo, emerges as a relevant alternative in this context. It is an advanced thermal insulation system applied to production strings. The technology maintains the appropriate temperature along the tubing.

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Operational history reinforces the solution’s reliability

The technology has a consolidated history in Brazil since 2004. The company’s operational data indicates application in more than 600 wells. It has been used mainly in steam injection projects for heavy oil fields.

Performance over the years has demonstrated continuous thermal efficiency. The operational reliability of the wells was also enhanced. In recent years, the application has been directed towards mature fields, where operational challenges are more frequent.

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Technical results indicate production gains

Technical simulations carried out by Sião Petróleo in projects in the Middle East indicate production gains of between 3% and 7%. A significant reduction in the risk of blockages was also observed.

Mature fields in the Gulf region experience a temperature drop along the production string. This factor favors the formation of deposits. The presence of paraffin and hydrates compromises continuous flow. Adequate thermal insulation reduces these impacts and improves operational performance.

Post-conflict recovery opens space for innovation

Economic recovery after conflicts tends to expand the adoption of new technologies. Marcos Pegoretti, the creator of the company’s projects, states that conflicts bring significant impacts to society. Economic reconstruction, on the other hand, requires efficient solutions.

Political stability will allow the resumption of large-scale production. Technologies capable of increasing efficiency and sustainability should gain ground. The energy industry tends to prioritize solutions that reduce losses and increase performance.

Social responsibility is part of the company’s strategy

The company’s operations also include social initiatives. For the last 18 months, a project in Mozambique has been maintained. The initiative serves 37 orphaned children with direct support.

The project offers:

Food
Education
Basic care

The company’s vision integrates economic development and social responsibility. Its operations seek to generate a positive impact beyond the energy sector.

Prospects indicate the advance of efficient solutions

The expectation of a resumption of investments in the oil sector reinforces the importance of operational efficiency. Experts assess that innovative technologies should gain ground in the international market.

Solutions like STIS can be part of the next phase of the industry’s modernization. Global stability tends to drive new growth cycles. Technologies developed in Brazil can play a relevant role in this scenario — and will efficiency be the main competitive differentiator in the new stage of global energy?

A solution developed in Brazil could surprise the global market by solving challenges in oil production following international conflicts and energy crises.

Solution developed in Brazil gains relevance amid the resumption of oil production and the search for operational efficiency on the international stage

Brazilian technology gains ground on the international stage

Operational history reinforces the solution’s reliability

Technical results indicate production gains

Post-conflict recovery opens space for innovation

Social responsibility is part of the company’s strategy

Prospects indicate the advance of efficient solutions

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A solution developed in Brazil could surprise the global market by solving challenges in oil production following international conflicts and energy crises.

Solution developed in Brazil gains relevance amid the resumption of oil production and the search for operational efficiency on the international stage

Brazilian technology gains ground on the international stage

Operational history reinforces the solution’s reliability

Technical results indicate production gains

Post-conflict recovery opens space for innovation

Social responsibility is part of the company’s strategy

Prospects indicate the advance of efficient solutions

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Norway is drilling 27 kilometers of rock 392 meters below the bottom of a fjord to build the world’s largest and deepest underwater road tunnel — when completed, a 21-hour journey will be reduced to 10.

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