Pre-Salt: Oil And Natural Gas Production Reaches Historic High In Brazil

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 01/11/2024 at 13:08

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Oil And Natural Gas Production In Brazil Hits Historic Records In September, With Pre-Salt As The Major Protagonist. The National Agency Of Oil, Natural Gas And Biofuels (ANP) Released The Report That Reveals Impressive Numbers: Pre-Salt Accounted For Nothing Less Than 81.2% Of Total National Production. This Level Not Only Establishes A New Record, But Also Reinforces The Central Role Of Pre-Salt In The Country’s Energy Production.

According To The September Bulletin From ANP, Oil And Natural Gas Production In Pre-Salt Reached An Impressive 3.681 Million Barrels Of Oil Equivalent Per Day (boe/d), The Highest Volume Ever Recorded. This Robust Performance Represented A Growth Of 6.3% Compared To The Previous Month And 2.4% Compared To September 2023. With 153 Wells In Operation, Daily Extraction Totaled 2.864 Million Barrels Of Oil And 129.90 Million Cubic Meters Of Natural Gas.

When Observing National Production As A Whole, Summing All Exploration Areas, Oil And Natural Gas Production Reached 4.539 Million Boe/d, Demonstrating The Weight That Pre-Salt Holds In The Total. The 81.2% Share In Pre-Salt Is A Mark That Exploration In Deep And Ultra-Deep Waters Has Consolidated Itself As One Of The Pillars Of The Country’s Energy Production.

Pre-Salt: Natural Gas Also Hits Record In September

The Natural Gas Sector Also Celebrated Impressive Results, With An Average Production Of 169.92 Million Cubic Meters Per Day (m³/d). This Represents A Jump Of 6.4% Compared To August 2024 And 7.6% In Comparison To September 2023.

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National Oil Also Shows Increase Compared To August

In Terms Of Oil Production, The Numbers Are Also Impressive. Daily National Oil Production In September Reached 3.470 Million Barrels (bbl/d), Which Means A Growth Of 3.9% Compared To The Previous Month. However, There Was A Slight Decline Of 5.5% Compared To September Of The Previous Year, 2023, Which Does Not Diminish The Highlight Of The Sector As A Whole.

These Results Indicate A Trajectory Of Expansion And Maturity Of Oil And Natural Gas Production In Pre-Salt, Highlighting The Ongoing Importance Of This Area For Energy Security And The National Economy. With The New Records, Pre-Salt Reaffirms Its Strategic And Vital Role For Brazil’s Energy Future.

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Pre-Salt: Oil And Natural Gas Production Reaches Historic High In Brazil

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