From Pre-Salt to Largest Gas Reserve: Petrobras Discovers 6 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas in Colombia and Leads Global Energy Revolution

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 07/12/2024 at 15:20

Com descobertas que vão do pré-sal à maior reserva de gás na Colômbia, a Petrobras já garantiu mais de 70% da produção nacional de petróleo e confirmou 6 trilhões de pés cúbicos de gás no campo de Sirius, dobrando as reservas colombianas. (Imagem: Reprodução)

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Petrobras, One of the Biggest Names in the Global Energy Sector, Continues to Expand Its Legacy of Landmark Discoveries, from Pre-Salt to the Largest Gas Reserve. In Its Latest Achievement, the Company Confirmed, in Partnership with Ecopetrol, the Presence of a Gigantic Gas Reserve in Colombia, Reaffirming Its Technical Leadership and Ability to Operate in Challenging Environments.

The Discovery in Colombia by Petrobras and Ecopetrol, in the Sirius Field of Guajira Basin, is Historic. With an Estimated 6 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas, This is the Largest Reserve Found in the Country in Three Decades, with the Potential to Double Colombian Reserves and Ensure Energy Security for Decades. Production is Expected to Start in 2029 or 2030, After Infrastructure Adjustments and Legal Issues are Resolved.

The Pre-Salt: A Game Changer for Brazil

From Pre-Salt to the Largest Gas Reserve: Petrobras Discovers 6 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas in Colombia and Leads Global Energy Revolution

Since 2006, When the Pre-Salt Was Discovered, Petrobras Has Transformed Brazil’s Energy Dynamics. Located in Ultra-Deep Waters, These Reserves Not Only Highlighted the High Quality of Brazilian Oil, but Also Propelled the Country to the Position of One of the World’s Largest Energy Producers. Currently, the Pre-Salt Accounts for Over 70% of National Production and Remains an Essential Strategic and Economic Asset for Brazil.

Sergipe Deep Waters: A New Natural Gas Hub

Another Milestone is the Sergipe Deep Waters Project, which Aims to Transform the Sergipe Coast into a Natural Gas Hub. The Exploration of These Reserves, Which Are Already in an Advanced Stage of Development, is Crucial to Meet the Growing Demand for Clean Energy and Increase Brazil’s Energy Self-Sufficiency.

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Global Expansion and Technical Leadership of Petrobras

In Addition to Domestic Discoveries, Petrobras Has Expanded Its International Presence with Strategic Initiatives Ranging from the Pre-Salt to the Largest Gas Reserve in Colombia. The Company Recently Announced New Projects in São Tomé and Príncipe in the Gulf of Guinea, as Well as Consolidating Operations in Countries like Namibia, South Africa, and Argentina. In Latin America, Petrobras is Also Eyeing Expansion in the Vaca Muerta Region in Argentina and New Gas Opportunities in Bolivia.

These Initiatives Not Only Reinforce Petrobras’ Technical Capacity but Also Highlight Its Commitment to Balancing the Exploration of New Reserves with the Global Energy Transition.

Summary of Petrobras’ Major Discoveries

Pre-Salt (Brazil): Reserves Discovered in 2006, Essential for Brazil’s Global Position in the Oil and Gas Sector.

Sergipe Deep Waters (Brazil): New Natural Gas Hub Under Development.

Tupi (Brazil): One of the Largest Pre-Salt Reserves, Discovered in 2007.

Colombia: The Largest Natural Gas Reserve in the Country in 30 Years.

São Tomé and Príncipe, Namibia, and South Africa: Expansion in Strategic Areas of Africa.

Latin America: Focus on Argentina (Vaca Muerta) and Bolivia.

Petrobras Remains a Protagonist in the Energy Transition and Resource Exploration, with Discoveries Ranging from Pre-Salt to the Largest Gas Reserve, Reaffirming Its Position in the Global Market.

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Davi

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16/12/2024 13:12

Problema é que o Brasil tem um Presidente **** e ****… Povo tem aquilo que merece. Pqp…

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Silas

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09/12/2024 12:27

Mas….não resolve o nosso problema de abastecomento, pois os IMPOSTOS DOLATIZADOS, impede o benefício para o consumidor, basta ver os preços do gás de cozinha e veicular, e com as estatais entrando no vermelho!

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José Oliveira

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08/12/2024 18:35

E o salário “ó”!

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From Pre-Salt to Largest Gas Reserve: Petrobras Discovers 6 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas in Colombia and Leads Global Energy Revolution

The Pre-Salt: A Game Changer for Brazil

Sergipe Deep Waters: A New Natural Gas Hub

Global Expansion and Technical Leadership of Petrobras

Summary of Petrobras’ Major Discoveries

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From Pre-Salt to Largest Gas Reserve: Petrobras Discovers 6 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas in Colombia and Leads Global Energy Revolution

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Sergipe Deep Waters: A New Natural Gas Hub

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