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National Agency of Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) States That the Oil and Gas Producer Market in Brazil Is One of the Largest in the World, Ranking in the TOP10
According to the National Agency of Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), Brazil has been among the ten largest oil and natural gas producers in the world over the last ten years. The survey was conducted and released on Thursday (5), in celebration of the ten years since the beginning of the disclosure of national production of the commodity.
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Leading Companies in the Oil Production Market Aim for the Top 5 for Brazil
According to government projections, it is estimated that in the next ten years, Brazil’s oil and gas market will reach fifth place in the global oil production ranking. In turn, the ANP highlighted that in the last decade, the pre-salt has become a key player in the deepwater offshore industry worldwide.
“Between September 2010 and September 2020, there were profound changes in the oil and gas production environment in the country, shifting the production spotlight from the Campos Basin to the pre-salt of the Santos Basin,” the ANP emphasized in the document.
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It was also noted that pre-salt oil and gas production grew almost 60 times, surpassing the mark of 2 million barrels per day over the past ten years. In 2011 alone, the first 100,000 barrels produced per day in the region were celebrated.
In November 2018, the then Lula field, now Tupi, surpassed the mark of 1 billion barrels per day, after exceeding in April 2017 the production of the region above the ocean salt layer, until then the only region explored in the country.
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