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ISSN 2177-0271
OIL, NATURAL GAS
AND BIOFUELS
STATISTICAL YEARBOOK
2013
OIL, NATURAL GAS
AND BIOFUELS
2013
PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL
Dilma Vana Rousseff
MINISTER OF MINES AND ENERGY
Edison Lobão
NATIONAL AGENCY OF PETROLEUM,
NATURAL GAS AND BIOFUELS
GENERAL DIRECTOR
Magda Maria de Regina Chambriard
DIRECTORS
Florival Rodrigues de Carvalho
Helder Queiroz Pinto Junior
José Gutman
Waldyr Martins Barroso
MINISTRY OF MINES AND ENERGY
NATIONAL AGENCY OF PETROLEUM,
NATURAL GAS AND BIOFUELS
OIL, NATURAL GAS
AND BIOFUELS
2013
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National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (Brasil).
Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels Statistical Yearbook / Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels —
ANP — Rio de Janeiro: ANP, 2013. .
v. : il.
ISSN 2177-0271.
1. Indústria do petróleo. 2. Petróleo - Estatísticas. 3. Gás natural – Estatísticas. 4. Biocombustíveis Estatísticas. I.Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis (Brasil). II.Brasil, Ministério
de Minas e Energia. III.Título.
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Coordenation
Elias Ramos de Souza – General Manager
of Research and Technological Development
Editorial Coordenation
Miguel Junior França Chaves de Magalhães –
General Manager of Institutional Communication
Tathiany Rodrigues Moreira de Camargo –
General Manager Adjoint of Research and
Technological Development
Claudia de Vasconcellos Andrade Biffi – General
Manager Adjoint of Institutional Communication
Executive Coordination
José Lopes de Souza
Technical Team
Alice Kinue Jomori de Pinho
Denise Coutinho
Felipe Accioly Vieira
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Roberta Salomão Moraes da Silva
Editorial Team
João Carlos de Souza Machado
Leonardo de Vasconcelos Machado Rodrigues
Luiz Henrique Vidal Ferraz
Renata Moraes
Execution
National Agency of Petroleum,
Natural Gas and Biofuels – ANP
Superintendence of Research
and Technological Development
Superintendence of Institutional Communication
PRESENTATION
This 2013 edition of the Oil, Natural Gas and
Biofuels Statistical Yearbook presents the
2012 scenario, which has been changing significantly during the current year. By the end
of 2013, ANP will have held three historical
bidding sessions: the 11th Round, a success
with record revenue in signature bonuses;
the 12th Round, the first to offer only onshore
blocks, with emphasis on natural gas; and
the 1st Pre-salt Round, which inaugurates the
production sharing regime in Brazil’s effort
to increase oil extraction in great depths under the ocean.
Actually, the pre-salt was one of the
highlights of 2012: the production of oil
under the pre-salt layer has increased and
in December 2012, it achieved a record of
247,000 barrels/day, only six years after
the first discovery of oil in the area. This
2013 edition of the Yearbook also registers
the contribution of the pre-salt to the
increase of proved oil reserves in Brazil:
the current reserves are almost 50% larger
than ten years ago, when the pre-salt oil in
the Santos and Campos basins had not yet
been discovered.
In 2012 we also had a record production of
natural gas in Brazil: 70.8 million m3/day,
which was already an increase of 7.3% compared to 2011, and also above the average
growth of the last decade. Consumption also
increased 9.8%, reaching 80 million m3/day,
the equivalent to almost 1% of the world consumption of natural gas. It’s also worth mentioning the reduction of flaring and losses of
gas and the decrease of the volume reinjected into the wells, resulting in greater quantities made available on the market.
MAGDA MARIA DE REGINA CHAMBRIARD
DIRECTOR-GENERAL
In the refining segment, there was also a record production of petroleum products that
reached 2.02 million bpd. The largest volumetric increases were in the production of
gasoline A (+45.2 thousand bpd) and of diesel
oil (+51.2 thousand bpd). In the supply segment, compared to 2011, fuel sales increased
at a faster rate in the Country (6.1%), notably
the increase of 11.9% in the sold volume of
gasoline C, compared with a 9.6% fall in the
sales of hydrated ethanol.
Higher oil production also means higher allocation of financial resources for research and
development, as highly productive fields must
meet the R&D Clause in the concession contracts and invest locally in innovation. In 2012,
the obligations generated by the R&D clause
reached R$ 1.2 billion (around US$ 550 million),
a significant contribution to the development
of technologies and the strengthening of the
oil industry, including its chain of goods and
services suppliers. The R&D Clause also helps
feed another essential front for the growth of
the oil and gas sector: professional training
and specialization. In 2012, the ANP Human
Resources Program (PHR-ANP) made available R$ 59.8 million (around US$ 27.5 million)
for the granting of scholarships and bench
fees in universities – an increase of more than
160% compared to the previous year.
This 2013 Yearbook – arriving to readers in
a new graphic project – also shows that, in
2012, government participation in oil revenues broke records and reached R$ 31.8 billion (around US$ 14.6 million). Of this total,
royalties represented R$ 15.6 billion (around
US$ 7.1 billion), and special participations R$
15.9 billion (around US$ 7.3 billion).
SUMMARY
CONTENTS 8
LIST OF TABLES 9
LIST OF FRAMES 10
LIST OF MAPS 10
LIST OF FIGURES 11
GENEREAL NOTES 12
CONVENTIONS 13
SECTION 1 - THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY 15
SECTION 2 - BIOFUELS 53
CONVERTION FACTORS, DENSITIES AND LOWER CALORIFIC VALUES 60
GLOSSARY 61
LIST OF SOURCES 63
8
OIL, NATURAL GAS AND BIOFUELS STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 2013
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY 15
Exploration and Production
Blocks and Fields Under Concession
1.2Reserves
1.3 Production
16
16
26
28
Refining and Processing
Oil Refining
1 .5 Production of Oil Products
1 .6 Natural Gas Processing
31
31
34
35
Shale Industrialization
1 .7 Shale Industrialization
38
38
1 .1 1 .4 Transportation of Oil, its Products and Natural Gas
38
1.8 Terminals
1.9Pipelines
38
40
Commercialization of Oil, its Products and Natural Gas
1.10 External Trade
1.11
Commercialization of Oil, its Products and Natural Gas
42
42
49
SECTION 2 BIOFUELS
53
2.1 Ethanol
54
58
2.2Biodiesel
SUMMARY
9
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION 1 – THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
1 .1 Proved oil reserves, per location (onshore and offshore),
by State – 2003-2012 26
1 .2 Proved natural gas reserves, per location (onshore and offshore),
by State – 2003-2012 27
1 .3 Oil production, per location (onshore and offshore), by State – 2003-2012 28
1 .4 NGL production, by State – 2003-2012
29
1 .5 Natural gas production, per location (onshore and offshore),
by State – 2003-2012
30
1 .6 Associated and non-associated natural gas production, by State – 2003-2012
31
1 .7 Refining capacity, by refinery – 2003-2012
31
1 .8 Volume of processed oil, per origin (domestic and imported),
by refinery – 2012
32
Volume of processed oil, per origin (domestic and imported)
and by country - 2003-2012
33
1.10
Production of energy and non-energy oil products – 2003-2012
34
1.11 Natural gas processing capacity, by producing poles,
on December, 31st 2012
35
Volume of processed natural gas and dry natural gas, LPG, C5+,
ethane and propane production, by processing plants – 2012
35
1 .9 1.12 1.13 Production of dry natural gas, LGP, C5+, ethane and propane in
Natural Gas Processing Poles – 2003-2012
35
1.14
Volume of processed shale and production of shale products – 2003-2012
38
1.15 Storage capacity of oil, oil products and ethanol, by terminal,
on December, 31st 2012 38
1.16
Oil imports, by region and country of origin – 2003-2012
42
1.17
Oil exports, by region and country of destination – 2003-2012
44
1.18
Imports of oil products, by region and country of origin – 2012
45
1.19
Imports of energy and non-energy oil products – 2003-2012
46
1.20
Exports of energy and non-energy oil products, by region
and country of destination – 2012
46
1.21
Exports of energy and non-energy oil products – 2003-2012
47
1.22
Brazilian foreign dependence on oil and oil products – 2003-2012
47
10
1.23
Natural gas imports, by country of origin – 2003-2012
48
1.24 Domestic sales of main oil products, by distributors – 2003-2012
49
1 .25
Natural gas domestic sales by Brazilian Region and State – 2003-2012
50
1 .26
Brazilian natural gas balance – 2003-2012
51
SECTION 2 – BIOFUELS
2 .1 Production of anhydrous and hydrated ethanol,
by Brazilian Region and State – 2003-2012
54
2 .2 Production of hydrated ethanol, by Brazilian Region and State – 2003-2012
55
2 .3 Ethanol imports, by region and by country of destination – 2011-2012
55
2 .4 Ethanol exports, by region and by country of destination – 2003-2012
56
2 .5 Hydrated ethanol sales, by Brazilian Region and State,
at distribution level – 2003-2012
57
2 .6 Nominal capacity of biodiesel (B100), by plant – 2012
58
2 .7 Production of biodiesel, by Brazilian Region and State – 2005-2012
59
LIST OF FRAMES
1.1
Blocks in the exploration phase on 12/31/2012
16
1.2
Fields in development of production phase on 12/31/2012
20
1.3
Fields in the production phase on 12/31/2012
21
LIST OF MAPS
1.1
Refining and natural gas processing plants – 2012
37
1.2 Infrastructure for storage and transportation of oil and its products – 2012
40
1.3
Infrastructure for natural gas production and transportation – 2012
41
2.1
Infrastructure for biodiesel production – 2012
59
SUMMARY
11
LIST OF FIGURES
1 .1 Proved oil reserves, by location (onshore and offshore) – 2003-2012
27
1 .2 Proved natural gas reserves, by location (onshore and offshore) – 2003-2012
28
1 .3 Oil production, by location (onshore and offshore) – 2003-2012
29
1 .4 Natural gas production, by location (onshore and offshore) – 2003-2012
30
1 .5 Volume of refined oil and refining capacity, by refinery – 2012
32
1 .6 Volume of processed oil, by origin (domestic and imported) – 2003-2012
33
1 .7 Production of energetic and non-energetic oil products – 2003-2012
34
1 .8 Volume of processed natural gas and processing capacity, by NGPPs – 2012
36
1 .9 Oil imports, by region of origin – 2012
43
1.10
Evolution of oil imports and expenditure on oil imports – 2003-2012
43
1.11
Oil exports, by region of destination – 2003-2012
44
1.12
Evolution of oil exports and revenue with oil exports – 2003-2012
45
1.13
Brazilian foreign dependence on oil and oil products – 2003-2012
48
1.14
Domestic sales of main oil products, by distributors – 2003-2012
49
1.15
Natural gas domestic sales, at production level – 2003-2012
50
1.16
Brazilian natural gas balance – 2003-2012
51
2 .1 Production of anhydrous and hydrated ethanol – 2003-2012
54
2 .2 Hydrated ethanol sales, by region, at distribution level – 2003-2012
57
12
GENERAL NOTES
ROUNDING OFF
Numeric data in Tables were rounded up.
Therefore, any differences between the resulting
summation of items and totals amounts may be
accounted for the rounding off criterion.
Democratic Republic of the Congo: Former
Zaire.
GEOGRAPHIC AND GEOPOLITICAL
People’s Republic of the Congo: Congo
(Brazzaville).
Geographic groupings used in this book were
adopted with merely statistic aims. Doing so,
they imply no judgement based on political or
economic criteria.
Republic of Korea: South Korea.
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea:
North Korea.
NATURAL GAS AND SHALE GAS
South and Central America: Caribbean (including Puerto Rico), Central America and
South America.
Volumes of gas shown in this book
refer to the product at 20 0C and
1 atm pressure.
Dutch Antilles: Comprise the Bonaire Islands,
Curaçao, Saint Eustatius and South Saint
Martin.
Asia-Pacific: Comprises Brunei, Cambodia,
China, Hong Kong (region under China’s
special administration), Indonesia, Japan,
Laos Popular Democratic Republic, Malaysia,
Mongolia, Korea Popular Democratic
Republic, Singapore, Philippines, South Asia
(Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Myanmar,
Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka), Republic of
Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia,
New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and other
Oceania countries.
United Arab Emirates: Comprise Abu Dhabi,
Dubai, Ras-al-Khaimah and Sharjah.
OPEC: Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries. Multilateral organization founded
in 1960, which aimed to coordinate petroleum
policy of m
ember-countries, besides providing them with technical and e
conomic support. Includes Angola, Saudi Arabia, Algeria,
Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Ecuador,
Iran, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria and Venezuela.
Middle East: Comprises Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel,
Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi
Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates and Yemen.
United Kingdom: Comprises Great Britain
(England, Scotland, Wales), Northern Ireland,
Isle of Man, Channel Islands, Orkney Islands
and Shetland Islands.
BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS
RESERVES
Oil and Natural Gas data series are subject to changes. Current values are available on ANP website
(www.anp.gov.br/dadosestatisticos).
SALES OF OIL PRODUCTS AND
HYDRATED ETHANOL
Up to 2006, sales of oil products and hydrated
ethanol were based on enterprise mandatory
data declaration to ANP, by means of Product
Control Demonstrative (DCP). DCP includes
enterprises sales and own consumption. Since
2007, that information includes only enterprises sales, as per Ordinance ANP No. 17/2004.
FOREIGN TRADE
Data on imports and exports of oil and oil
products were extracted from Ministério da
Indústria e Comércio (MDIC)/Secretaria de
Comércio Exterior (Secex) data system. Those
data are subjected to changes without any
previous warning and, therefore, may diverge
from data series already published in former
editions of this book.
CONVENTIONS
13
CONVENTIONS
SYMBOLS
-
numeric datum equal to zero not resulting from rounding off.
..
numeric datum not applicable.
...
numeric datum not available.
0
numeric datum equal to zero resulting from rounding off an originally positive
numeric data point.
(0)
numeric datum equal to zero resulting from rounding off an originally negative
numeric data point.
Section 1
THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND
NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
16
EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION
1.1 Blocks and Fields Under Concession
FRAME 1.1. BLOCKS IN THE EXPLORATION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONTINUE)
BLOCKS IN THE EXPLORATION PHASE ON 12/31/2012
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
Alagoas
Almada
Amazonas
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore/
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Barreirinhas
Camamu
Campos
Ceará
Espírito Santo
CONTRACTS
BLOCKS
ROUNDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
SEAL-T-187_R10
BM-CAL-5
AM-T-62_R10
AM-T-83_R10
AM-T-84_R10
AM-T-85_R10
BM-BAR-1
SEAL-T-187
BM-CAL-5
AM-T-62
AM-T-83
AM-T-84
AM-T-85
BM-BAR-1
Round 10
Round 3
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 3
Integral1 (100)
Petrobras1 (59,2)/Queiroz Galvão (22,5)/El Paso (18,3)
Petrobras1 (60)/Petrogal Brasil (40)
STR1 (100)
Petrobras1 (75)/ONCG Campos (25)
BM-BAR-3
BM-BAR-3
Round 4
Petrobras1 (60)/BP Energy (40)
BM-BAR-4
BM-BAR-5
BM-CAL-7
BM-CAL-7
BM-CAL-9
BM-CAL-10
BM-CAL-10
BM-CAL-10
BM-CAL-11
BM-CAL-12
BM-CAL-12
BM-CAL-13
BM-C-14A
BM-C-25
BM-C-26
BM-C-26
BM-C-27
BM-C-27
BM-C-27
BM-C-27
BM-C-27
BM-C-27
BM-C-27
BM-C-28
BM-C-29
BM-BAR-377
BM-BAR-175
CAL-M-120
CAL-M-186
CAL-M-188
CAL-M-3
CAL-M-58
CAL-M-60
CAL-M-248
CAL-M-312
CAL-M-372
CAL-M-314
BM-C-14
BM-C-25
C-M-78
C-M-98
C-M-119
C-M-120
C-M-122
C-M-145
C-M-146
C-M-95
C-M-96
C-M-333
C-M-202
Round 5
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 7
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 6
Offshore
BM-C-30
C-M-101
Round 6
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
BM-C-32
BM-C-33
BM-C-34
BM-C-34
BM-C-35
BM-C-36
BM-C-36
BM-C-37
BM-C-38
BM-C-39
BM-C-40
BM-C-41
BM-C-42
BM-C-43
BM-C-46
C-M-61
C-M-539
C-M-471
C-M-473
C-M-535
C-M-401
C-M-403
C-M-560
C-M-591
C-M-466
C-M-499
C-M-592
C-M-620
C-M-621
C-M-622
Round 6
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Offshore
BM-C-44
C-M-593
Round 9
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
BM-C-45
BM-C-47
BM-C-47
BM-CE-1
BM-CE-2
BM-ES-5
BM-ES-21
BM-ES-22
BM-ES-22A
BM-ES-22A
BM-ES-23
BM-ES-24
C-M-498
C-M-529
C-M-530
BM-CE-1
BM-CE-2
BM-ES-5
ES-M-414
ES-M-523
ES-M-468
ES-M-527
ES-M-525
ES-M-588
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 3
Round 3
Round 3
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (60)/Statoil Brasil (30)/Gran Tierra (10)
Petrobras1 (60)/Statoil Brasil (30)/Gran Tierra (10)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1(100)
Petrobras1(100)
Petrobras1(100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (60)/EP Energy do Brasil (20)/Queiroz Galvão (20)
Petrobras1 (60)/EP Energy do Brasil (20)/Queiroz Galvão (20)
BP Energy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Anadarko1 (50)/Ecopetrol Óleo e Gás (50)
Anadarko1 (30)/BP Energy (25)/IBV Brasil Petróleo (25)/Maersk
Energy (20)
BP Energy1 (40)/Anadarko (33)/Maersk Energy (27)
Repsol1 (35)/Statoil Brasil (35)/Petrobras(30)
BP Energy1 (30)/Petrobras (50)/Maersk (20)
BP Energy1 (30)/Petrobras (50)/Maersk (20)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
OGX1 (70)/Maersk (30)
OGX1 (70)/Maersk (30)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
Sonangol Starfish1 (30)/Sonangol P&P (70)
Petrobras1 (47,5)/ Petrogal Brasil (37,5)/ Ecopetrol Óleo e Gás
(15)
Sonangol Starfish1 (30)/Sonangol P&P (70)
Statoil Brasil Óleo e Gás1 (60)/Sinochem Brasil (40)
Statoil Brasil Óleo e Gás1 (60)/Sinochem Brasil (40)
Petrobras1 (60)/ BP Energy (40)
Petrobras1 (60)/ BP Energy (40)
Petrobras1 (65)/EP Energy do Brasil (35)
Petrobras1 (88,89)/Repsol (11,11)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (75)/CVRD (25)
Petrobras1 (75)/CVRD (25)
Petrobras1 (65)/Shell (20)/Impex (15)
Petrobras1 (40)/Anadarko (30)/IBV Brasil Petróleo (30)
1. THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY | EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION
17
frame 1.1. BLOCKS IN THE EXPLORATION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONTINUATION)
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
Espírito Santo
Foz do
Amazonas
Jequitinhonha
Pará Maranhão
Parecis Alto Xingu
Parnaíba
Pelotas
Pernambuco Paraíba
Potiguar
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
CONTRACTS
BLOCKS
ROUNDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Offshore
BM-ES-24
BM-ES-24
BM-ES-25
BM-ES-26
BM-ES-27
BM-ES-27
BM-ES-27
BM-ES-30
BM-ES-31
BM-ES-32
BT-ES-33
BM-ES-37
BM-ES-39
BM-ES-40
BM-ES-41
BT-ES-38
BT-ES-38
BT-ES-41
ES-M-661
ES-M-663
ES-M-590
ES-M-413
ES-M-411
ES-M-436
ES-M-437
ES-M-665
ES-M-592
ES-M-594
ES-T-466
ES-M-416
ES-M-472
ES-M-529
ES-M-531
ES-T-391
ES-T-392
ES-T-400
Round 6
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Round 6
Round 6
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Petrobras1 (80)/Anadarko (20)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (65)/ Shell (17,5)/CVRD (17,5)
Repsol1 (100)
Petrobras1 (60)/Statoil Brasil (40)
Vipetro1 (100)
Perenco Brasil1 (50)/OGX (40)/Sinochen Petróleo (10)
Vipetro1 (100)
Vipetro1 (100)
Cowan Petróleo e Gás1 (90)/Lábrea (10)
Offshore
BM-FZA-4
FZA-M-217
Round 5
Petrobras1 (100)
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
BM-FZA-4
BM-J-1
BM-J-2
BM-J-3
BM-J-3A
BM-J-4
BM-J-4
BM-J-4
BM-J-4
BM-J-4
BM-J-5
BM-J-5
FZA-M-252
BM-J-1
BM-J-2
BM-J-3
BM-J-3A
J-M-115
J-M-165
J-M-3
J-M-5
J-M-63
J-M-59
J-M-61
Round 5
Round 3
Round 4
Round 4
Round 4
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 5
Round 6
Round 6
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Queiroz Galvão1 (100)
Petrobras1 (60)/Statoil (40)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Offshore
BM-PAMA-3
BM-PAMA-3
Round 3
Petrobras1 (80)/Sinopec (20)
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
BM-PAMA-8
BM-PAMA-8
BM-PAMA-10
BM-PAMA-11
BM-PAMA-12
BM-PAMA-13
BM-PAMA-14
BM-PAMA-15
BM-PAMA-16
BM-PAMA-17
PAMA-M-192
PAMA-M-194
PAMA-M-188
PAMA-M-222
PAMA-M-223
PAMA-M-407
PAMA-M-408
PAMA-M-443
PAMA-M-591
PAMA-M-624
Round 6
Round 6
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Petrobras1 (40)/ CVRD (30)/ Ecopetrol Óleo e Gás (30)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
Onshore
PRC-T-104_R10
PRC-T-104
Round 10
Petrobras1 (100)
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
PRC-T-105_R10
PRC-T-106_R10
PRC-T-121_R10
PRC-T-122_R10
PRC-T-123_R10
BT-PN-1
BT-PN-2
BT-PN-3
BT-PN-4
BT-PN-5
BT-PN-6
BT-PN-7
BT-PN-8
BT-PN-9
BT-PN-10
BM-P-2
BM-P-2
BM-P-2
BM-P-2
PRC-T-105
PRC-T-106
PRC-T-121
PRC-T-122
PRC-T-123
PN-T-102
PN-T-66
PN-T-86
PN-T-48
PN-T-49
PN-T-50
PN-T-67
PN-T-68
PN-T-84
PN-T-85
P-M-1269
P-M-1271
P-M-1351
P-M-1353
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
OGX Maranhão1 (50)/Imetame (16,67)/Orteng (16,67)/Delp (16,67)
BP Energy1 (40)/ Petrobras (40)/ CVRD (20)
Petrobras1 (40)/ BP Energy (40)/ CVRD (20)
OGX Maranhão1 (70)/Petra Energia (30)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Offshore
BM-PEPB-1
PEPB-M-783
Round 9
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore/
Offshore
Offshore
BM-PEPB-2
BM-PEPB-3
BT-POT-8
BT-POT-10
PEPB-M-837
PEPB-M-839
BT-POT-8
BT-POT-10
Round 9
Round 9
Round 4
Round 4
Petrobras1 (100)
UTC Engenharia1 (50)/Potióleo1 (50)
BM-POT-11
BM-POT-11
Round 4
Petrobras1 (100)
BM-POT-16
POT-M-663
Round 7
Petrobras (60)/ Petrogal Brasil (20)/ IBV Brasil Petróleo (20)
1
18
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
Potiguar
Recôncavo
Rio do Peixe
Santos
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
CONTRACTS
BLOCKS
ROUNDS
BM-POT-16
POT-M-760
BM-POT-17
BM-POT-17
BM-POT-17
BT-POT-55
BT-POT-55
BT-POT-57
BT-POT-57
POT-T-609_R10
POT-T-610_R10
POT-T-699_R10
POT-T-743_R10
BT-REC-35
BT-REC-36
BT-REC-37
BT-REC-39
BT-REC-40
BT-REC-41
BT-REC-42
BT-REC-43
BT-REC-44
BT-REC-45
BT-REC-46
BT-REC-47
BT-REC-47
BT-REC-47
BT-REC-56
BT-REC-57
BT-REC-58
BT-REC-60
REC-T-163_R10
REC-T-220_R10
REC-T-235_R10
BT-RIOP-1
BT-RIOP-5
BT-RIOP-6
POT-M-665
POT-M-853
POT-M-855
POT-T-749
POT-T-794
POT-T-744
POT-T-745
POT-T-609
POT-T-610
POT-T-699
POT-T-743
REC-T-210
REC-T-211
REC-T-158
REC-T-129
REC-T-131
REC-T-132
REC-T-142
REC-T-157
REC-T-196
REC-T-197
REC-T-224
REC-T-144
REC-T-155
REC-T-182
REC-T-166
REC-T-130
REC-T-183
REC-T-170
REC-T-163
REC-T-220
REC-T-235
RIOP-T-75
RIOP-T-30
RIOP-T-31
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 7 Petrobras1 (60)/ Petrogal Brasil (20)/ IBV Brasil Petróleo (20)
Offshore
BM-S-8
BM-S-8
Round 2
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
BM-S-9
BM-S-10
BM-S-11
BM-S-12
BM-S-21
BM-S-24
BM-S-42
BM-S-42
BM-S-42
BM-S-44
BM-S-48
BM-S-48
BM-S-48
BM-S-50
BM-S-51
BM-S-53
BM-S-54
BM-S-56
BM-S-57
BM-S-58
BM-S-59
BM-S-61
BM-S-62
BM-S-63
BM-S-68
BM-S-69
BM-S-70
BM-S-71
BM-S-72
Cessão Onerosa
2010
Cessão Onerosa
2010
Cessão Onerosa
2010
BM-S-9
BM-S-10
BM-S-11
BM-S-12
BM-S-21
BM-S-24
S-M-239
S-M-324
S-M-417
S-M-172
S-M-673
S-M-674
S-M-789
S-M-623
S-M-619
S-M-405
S-M-518
S-M-226
S-M-268
S-M-270
S-M-314
S-M-1037
S-M-1102
S-M-1036
S-M-1101
S-M-1165
S-M-1166
S-M-1035
S-M-1100
Round 2
Round 2
Round 2
Round 3
Round 3
Round 3
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Round 9
Onerous
Assignment
Onerous
Assignment
Onerous
Assignment
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Florim
Franco
Guará Sul
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Petrobras1 (80)/ Petrogal Brasil (20)
Sonangol Starfish (30)1 /Petrobras (70)
Sonangol Starfish (30)1 /Petrobras (70)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrogal Brasil1 (50)/Petrobras (50)
Imetame1 (33,34)/ Delp (33,33)/Orteng (33,33)
Imetame1 (33,34)/ Delp (33,33)/Orteng (33,33)
Gran Tierra1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Gran Tierra1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Gran Tierra1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Gran Tierra1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Sonangol Starfish1 (40)/Água Branca (30)/Somoil do Brasil (30)
Sonangol Starfish1 (50)/Petrobras (50)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
BrazAlta1 (75)/Petro Vista (25)
Imetame1 (51)/Cemig (24,5)/Codemig (24,5)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Ral Engenharia1 (50)/Univen (50)
Ral Engenharia1 (50)/Univen (50)
Petrobras1 (66)/Petrogal Brasil (14)/Queiroz Galvão (10)/Barra
Energia (10)
Petrobras1 (45)/ BG Brasil (30)/ Repsol (25)
Petrobras1 (65)/ BG Brasil (25)/ Partex (10)
Petrobras1 (65)/ BG Brasil (25)/ Petrogal (10)
Petrobras1 (70)/ Queiroz Galvão (30)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (75)/Repsol (25)
Repsol1 (40)/ Petrobras (35)/CVRD (12,5)/Woodside (12,5)
Petrobras1 (60)/Repsol (20)/BG Brasil (20)
Petrobras1 (60)/ Repsol (40)
Petrobras1 (100)
Shell1 (80)/Total E&P Brasil (20)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
Karoon Petróleo e Gás1 (100)
Vanco1 (70)/Panoro Energy (15)/Brasoil Round 9 (15)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
19
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
Santos
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
São Francisco
Sergipe
Solimões
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
CONTRACTS
Cessão Onerosa
2010
Cessão Onerosa
2010
Cessão Onerosa
2010
Cessão Onerosa
2010
BT-SF-2
BT-SF-2
BT-SF-2
BT-SF-2
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-3A
BT-SF-5
BT-SF-6
BT-SF-7
BT-SF-8
BT-SF-9
SF-T-104_R10
SF-T-114_R10
SF-T-120_R10
SF-T-127_R10
SF-T-80_R10
SF-T-81_R10
SF-T-82_R10
SF-T-83_R10
SF-T-93_R10
BM-SEAL-4
BM-SEAL-9
BM-SEAL-10
BM-SEAL-10
BM-SEAL-10
BM-SEAL-11
BM-SEAL-11
BM-SEAL-11
BM-SEAL-11
BT-SEAL-13
BT-SEAL-13
BT-SOL-1
BT-SOL-3
BT-SOL-3
BT-SOL-3
BT-SOL-3
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4
BT-SOL-4A
BLOCKS
ROUNDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Iara Ent
Onerous
Assignment
Petrobras1 (100)
Peroba
Tupi NE
Tupi Sul
SF-T-101
SF-T-102
SF-T-111
SF-T-112
SF-T-118
SF-T-124
SF-T-125
SF-T-130
SF-T-131
SF-T-137
SF-T-139
SF-T-143
SF-T-144
SF-T-85
SF-T-86
SF-T-94
SF-T-95
SF-T-96
SF-T-105
SF-T-106
SF-T-115
SF-T-121
SF-T-128
SF-T-134
SF-T-138
SF-T-132
SF-T-133
SF-T-92
SF-T-119
SF-T-126
SF-T-104
SF-T-114
SF-T-120
SF-T-127
SF-T-80
SF-T-81
SF-T-82
SF-T-83
SF-T-93
BM-SEAL-4
BM-SEAL-9
SEAL-M-347
SEAL-M-424
SEAL-M-499
SEAL-M-349
SEAL-M-426
SEAL-M-497
SEAL-M-569
SEAL-T-412
SEAL-T-429
BT-SOL-1
SOL-T-150
SOL-T-171
SOL-T-173
SOL-T-193
SOL-T-151
SOL-T-172
SOL-T-174
SOL-T-194
SOL-T-195
SOL-T-196
SOL-T-197
SOL-T-218
SOL-T-219
SOL-T-220
SOL-T-148
Onerous
Petrobras1 (100)
Assignment
Onerous
Petrobras1 (100)
Assignment
Onerous
Petrobras1 (100)
Assignment
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petra Energia1 (100)
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Orteng1 (30)/Codemig (49)/Delp (11)/Imetame (10)
Round 7
Cisco Oil and Gas1 (100)
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10 Imetame1 (30)/Cemig (24,5)/Codemig (24,5)/Orteng (11)/Sipet(10)
Round 10 Orteng1 (30)/Cemig (24,5)/Codemig (24,5)/ Imetame (11)/ Sipet (10)
Round 10
Shell1 (60)/CVRD (40)
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 10
Round 2
Petrobras1 (75)/ONGC Campos (25)
Round 4
Petrobras1 (85)/ Partex Brasil (15)
Round 6
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 6
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 6
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 6
Petrobras1 (60)/IBV Brasil Petróleo (40)
Round 6
Round 6
Round 6
Round 7
Round 7
Round 4
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
Petrobras1 (100)
Round 7
HRT O&G1 (55)/TNK Brasil (45)
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
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frame 1.1. BLOCKS IN THE EXPLORATION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONCLUSION)
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
Solimões
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
CONTRACTS
BLOCKS
ROUNDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Onshore
BT-SOL-4A
SOL-T-149
Round 7
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
BT-SOL-4A
SOL-T-168
SOL-T-169
SOL-T-170
SOL-T-191
SOL-T-192
SOL-T-214
SOL-T-215
SOL-T-216
SOL-T-217
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
Round 7
HRT
HRT
HRT
HRT
HRT
HRT
HRT
HRT
HRT
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
O&G1 (55)/TNK
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
Brasil
(45)
(45)
(45)
(45)
(45)
(45)
(45)
(45)
(45)
SOURCE: ANP/SEP.
1 Operator.
frame 1.2. FIELDS IN DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONTINUE)
FIELD IN DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012
SEDIMENTARY BASINS
STATES
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Amazonas
Amazonas
Bahia
Amazonas
Camamu
Campos
Espírito Santo
Paraná
Parnaíba
Potiguar
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
FIELDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Arapaçu
Fazenda Guindaste
Mutum3
Sebastião Ferreira
Azulão
Japiim
Camarão
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
EP Energy do Brasil1 (100)
Queiroz Galvão (45)/Petrobras1 (35)/Brasoil Manati
(10)/Rio das Contas (10)
EP Energy do Brasil1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Shell1 (50)/Petrobras (35)/ONGC Campos (15)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (70)/Chevron Brasil (30)
Petrobras1 (62,5)/Chevron Brasil (37,5)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
OGX1 (100)
Petrobras1 (41,18)/Total E&P Brasil (41,18)/Brasil
Energy (17,64)
Total E&P Brasil1 (50)/Petrobras (50)
Petrosienergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Central Resources1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
UTC Engenharia1 (50)/Potióleo (50)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (65)/EP Energy Pescada (35)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Proen1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Bahia
Offshore
Camarão Norte
Bahia
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Pinaúna
Sardinha
Baleia Anã
Catuá
Caxaréu
Mangangá
Nautilus
Pirambu
Carapicu
Carataí
Maromba
Papa-Terra
Tartaruga Mestiça
Tartaruga Verde
Tabarão Martelo
Rio de Janeiro
Offshore
Xerelete
Rio de Janeiro
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Paraná
Maranhão
Maranhão
Maranhão
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Xerelete Sul
Albatroz
Carapó3
Córrego Cedro Norte Sul
Corruíra
Garça Branca
Jacupemba
Jacutinga Norte
Barra Bonita
Gavião Azul
Gavião Branco
Gavião Branco Oeste
Acauã Leste
Arribaçã
Barrinha Sudoeste
Chopim
Gauiuba
Guajá
Pardal
Patativa
Rio do Carmo2
Salema Branca
Siri
Tiziu
Urutau
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frame 1.2. FIELD IN DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONCLUSION)
FIELD IN DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
FIELDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Cambacica
Maritaca3
Pariri
Tapiranga Norte
Uirapuru Sudoeste
Rio de Janeiro
Offshore
Atlanta
Petrobras1 (75)/Sonangol Starfish (25)
Sonangol Starfish1 (50)/Somoil do Brasil (50)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (50)/Silver Marlin (50)
Petrobras (40)/Queiroz Galvão1 (30)/Barra Energia
(30)
Petrobras1 (100)
(30)
Petrobras1 (35)/Panoro Energy (65)
Petrobras1 (100)
(30)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (45)/BG Brasil (30)/Repsol (25)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Nord1 (60)/Mercury (40)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
SEDIMENTARY BASINS
STATES
Recôncavo
Santos
Sergipe
Solimões
Tucano Sul
Rio de Janeiro
Offshore
Carapiá
Santa Catarina
Offshore
Cavalo-Marinho
Paraná
São Paulo
Offshore
Offshore
Estrela-do-Mar
Guaiamá
Rio de Janeiro
Offshore
Oliva
São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Santa Catarina
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Amazonas
Amazonas
Bahia
Bahia
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Piracucá
Pirapitanga
Sapinhoá
Tambuatá
Tubarão
Carmópolis Sudeste
Dó-Ré-Mi
Guará
Piranema Sul
Sirizinho Oeste
Sirizinho Sul
Araracanga
Juruá
Iraí
Lagoa Branca
SOURCE: ANP/SDP.
1 Operator company. 2 Marginal fields. 3 Fields to be returned by concessionaire(s).
frame 1.3. FIELDS IN THE PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONTINUE)
FIELDS IN THE PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
STATES
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
Alagoas
Alagoas
Onshore
Alagoas
Onshore
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Alagoas
Bahia
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Bahia
Offshore
Manati
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Morro do Barro2
Abalone
Albacora
Albacora Leste
Anequim
Argonauta
Badejo
Bagre
Baleia Franca
Barracuda
Bicudo
Bijupirá
Bonito
Cachalote
Carapeba
Camamu
Campos
FIELDS
Anambé
Cidade de São Miguel dos
Campos
Cidade de Sebastião Ferreira
Coqueiro Seco
Fazenda Pau Brasil
Furado
Japuaçu
Jequiá
Lagoa Pacas
Paru
Pilar
São Miguel dos Campos
Sul de Coruripe
Tabuleiro dos Martins
Jiribatuba2
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Alvopetro1 (100)
Queiroz Galvão (45) /Petrobras1 (35)/Brasoil Manati (10)/
Rio das Contas (10)
Panergy1 (30)/ERG (70)
Shell Brasil1 (50)/Petrobras (35)/ONGC Campos (15)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Shell1 (80)/Petrobras (20)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
22
frame 1.3. FIELDS IN THE PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONTINUATION)
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
STATES
Campos
Ceará
Espírito Santo
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
FIELDS
Rio de Janeiro
Offshore
Caratinga
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Ceará
Ceará
Ceará
Ceará
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Petrobras1 (100)
Cherne
Petrobras1 (100)
Congro
Petrobras1 (100)
Corvina
Petrobras1 (100)
Enchova
Petrobras1 (100)
Enchova Oeste
Petrobras1 (100)
Espadarte
Petrobras1 (100)
Frade Chevron Frade1 (51,74)/Petrobras (30)/Frade Japão (18,26)
Garoupa
Petrobras1 (100)
Garoupinha
Petrobras1 (100)
Jubarte
Petrobras1 (100)
Linguado
Petrobras1 (100)
Malhado
Petrobras1 (100)
Marimbá
Petrobras1 (100)
Marlim
Petrobras1 (100)
Marlim Leste
Petrobras1 (100)
Marlim Sul
Petrobras1 (100)
Moréia
Petrobras1 (100)
Namorado
Petrobras1 (100)
Nordeste de Namorado
Petrobras1 (100)
Ostra
Pampo
Petrobras1 (100)
Parati
Petrobras1 (100)
Pargo
Petrobras1 (100)
Peregrino
Statoil Brasil1 (60)/Sinochem Petróleo (40)
Piraúna
Petrobras1 (100)
Polvo
BP Energy1 (60)/Maersk Energia (40)
Roncador
Petrobras1 (100)
Salema
Shell1 (80)/Petrobras (20)
Trilha
Petrobras1 (100)
Tubarão Azul
OGX1 (100)
Vermelho
Petrobras1 (100)
Viola
Petrobras1 (100)
Voador
Petrobras1 (100)
Atum
Petrobras1 (100)
Curimã
Petrobras1 (100)
Espada
Petrobras1 (100)
Xaréu
Petrobras1 (100)
Barra do Ipiranga
Petrobras1 (100)
Biguá
Petrobras1 (100)
Cação3
Petrobras1 (100)
Cacimbas
Petrobras1 (100)
Camarupim
Petrobras1 (100)
Camarupim Norte
Petrobras1 (65)/EP Energy do Brasil (35)
Campo Grande
Petrobras1 (100)
Canapu
Petrobras1 (100)
Cancã
Petrobras1 (100)
Cangoá
Petrobras1 (100)
Córrego Cedro Norte
Petrobras1 (100)
Córrego das Pedras
Petrobras1 (100)
Córrego Dourado
Petrobras1 (100)
Crejoá2
Fazenda Alegre
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Cedro
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Cedro Norte
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Queimadas
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Santa Luzia
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda São Jorge
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda São Rafael
Petrobras1 (100)
Golfinho
Petrobras1 (100)
Guriri
Petrobras1 (100)
Inhambu
Petrobras1 (100)
Jacutinga
Petrobras1 (100)
Lagoa Bonita
Petrobras1 (100)
Lagoa Parda
Petrobras1 (100)
Lagoa Parda Norte
Petrobras1 (100)
Lagoa Parda Sul
Petrobras1 (100)
Lagoa Piabanha
Petrobras1 (100)
Lagoa Suruaca
Petrobras1 (100)
Mariricu
Petrobras1 (100)
Mariricu Norte
Petrobras1 (100)
Mariricu Oeste
Petrobras1 (100)
Mosquito
Petrobras1 (100)
Mosquito Norte
Petrobras1 (100)
23
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
Espírito Santo
Potiguar
STATES
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Ceará
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Ceará
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
FIELDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Nativo Oeste
Peroá
Rio Barra Seca
Rio Doce3
Rio Ibiribas3
Rio Ipiranga3
Rio Itaúnas
Rio Itaúnas Leste
Rio Mariricu
Rio Preto
Rio Preto Oeste
Rio Preto Sudeste
Rio Preto Sul
Rio São Mateus
Rio São Mateus Oeste
Saira
São Mateus
São Mateus Leste
Seriema
Tabuiaiá
Acauã
Agulha
Alto do Rodrigues
Andorinha
Andorinha Sul
Angico
Arabaiana
Araçari
Aratum
Asa Branca
Baixa do Algodão
Baixa do Juazeiro
Barrinha
Barrinha Leste
Benfica
Biquara
Boa Esperança
Boa Vista
Brejinho
Cachoeirinha
Canto do Amaro
Carcará
Cardeal
Chauá2
Cioba
Colibri
Concriz
Dentão
Estreito
Fazenda Belém
Fazenda Canaan
Fazenda Curral
Fazenda Junco
Fazenda Malaquias
Fazenda Pocinho
Galo de Campina
Guamaré
Guamaré Sudeste
Icapuí
Iraúna
Irerê
Jaçanã
Janduí
João de Barro
Juazeiro
Lagoa Aroeira
Leste de Poço Xavier
Livramento
Lorena
Macau
Monte Alegre
Morrinho
Mossoró
Noroeste do Morro Rosado
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Cheim1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (21)/Unopaso (79)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Partex Brasil1 (50)/Petrobras (50)
Alipetro1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Partex Brasil1 (50)/Petrobras (50)
UTC Óleo e Gás1 (51) /Phoenix Petróleo (39) /Quantra (10)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
UTC Engenharia1 (50) /Potióleo (50)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
UTC Engenharia1 (50)/Aurizônia Petróleo (50)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
24
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
Potiguar
Recôncavo
STATES
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
FIELDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Oeste de Ubarana
Petrobras1 (100)
Pajeú
Petrobras1 (100)
Pedra Sentada
Petrobras1 (100)
Periquito UTC Óleo e Gás1 (38)/Aurizônia Petróleo (37)/Phoenix (25)
Pescada
Petrobras1 (21)/Unopaso (79)
Pintassilgo
Petrobras1 (100)
Pitiguari
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Poço Verde
Petrobras1 (100)
Poço Xavier
Petrobras1 (100)
Ponta do Mel
Petrobras1 (100)
Porto Carão
Petrobras1 (100)
Redonda
Petrobras1 (100)
Redonda Profundo
Petrobras1 (100)
Riacho da Forquilha
Petrobras1 (100)
Riacho Velho2
Genesis 20001 (100)
Rio Mossoró
Petrobras1 (100)
Rolinha
UTC Engenharia1 (50)/Potióleo (50)
Sabiá
Petrobras1 (100)
Sabiá Bico de Osso
Petrobras (70) /Sonangol Starfish1 (30)
Salina Cristal
Petrobras1 (100)
Sanhaçu
Petrogal Brasil (50) /Petrobras1 (50)
São Manoel2
Arclima1 (100)
Serra
Petrobras1 (100)
Serra do Mel
Petrobras1 (100)
Serra Vermelha
Petrobras1 (100)
Serraria
Petrobras1 (100)
Três Marias
Petrobras1 (100)
Trinca Ferro
Petrobras1 (100)
Ubarana
Petrobras1 (100)
Upanema
Petrobras1 (100)
Varginha
Petrobras1 (100)
Acajá-Burizinho
Recôncavo E&P1 (100)
Água Grande
Petrobras1 (100)
Apraiús
Petrobras1 (100)
Araçás
Petrobras1 (100)
Araçás Leste2
Egesa1 (100)
Aratu
Petrobras1 (100)
Biriba
Petrobras1 (100)
Bom Lugar2
Alvorada1 (100)
Bonsucesso
Petrobras1 (100)
Brejinho
Petrobras1 (100)
Buracica
Petrobras1 (100)
Camaçari
Petrobras1 (100)
Canabrava
Petrobras1 (100)
Canário
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Candeias
Petrobras1 (100)
Cantagalo
Petrobras1 (100)
Cassarongongo
Petrobras1 (100)
Cexis
Petrobras1 (100)
Cidade de Entre Rios
Petrobras1 (100)
Dom João
Petrobras1 (100)
Dom João Mar
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Alto das Pedras
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Alvorada
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Azevedo
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Bálsamo
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Belém
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Boa Esperança
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Imbé
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Onça
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Panelas
Petrobras1 (100)
Fazenda Rio Branco
W. Petróleo1 (100)
Fazenda Santo Estevão
W. Petróleo1 (100)
Fazenda Sori3
Petrobras1 (100)
Gomo
Petrobras1 (100)
Guanambi
Petrobras1 (80)/Guanambi (20)
Ilha de Bimbarra
Petrobras1 (100)
Itaparica
Petrobras1 (100)
Jacuipé
Petrobras1 (100)
Jandaia
Petrobras1 (100)
Juriti
Lagoa do Paulo
Lagoa do Paulo Norte
25
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
Recôncavo
Santos
Sergipe
STATES
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
São Paulo
Paraná
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
FIELDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Lagoa do Paulo Sul
Lagoa Verde3
Lamarão
Leodório
Malombê
Mandacaru
Mapele
Massapê
Massuí
Mata de São João
Miranga
Miranga Norte
Norte Fazenda Caruaçu
Paramirim do Vencimento3
Pedrinhas
Pojuca
Pojuca Norte
Remanso
Riacho da Barra
Riacho Ouricuri
Riacho São Pedro
Rio da Serra
Rio do Bu
Rio dos Ovos
Rio Itariri
Rio Joanes
Rio Pipiri
Rio Pojuca
Rio Sauípe
Rio Subaúma
Santana
São Domingos
São Pedro
Sauípe
Sesmaria
Socorro
Socorro Extensão
Sussuarana
Tangará
Tapiranga
Taquipe
Tico-Tico
Tiê
Trovoada
Uirapuru
Baúna
Caravela
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Santana1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
W. Petróleo1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
W. Petróleo1 (100)
Gran Tierra1 (100)
Petrosynergy1 (70)/ Silver Marlin (30)
Petrosynergy1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (35)/Panoro Energy (35)/Queiroz Galvão (15)/
Brasoil Coral (15)/
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (65)/ BG Brasil (25)/ Petrogal (10)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Sonangol Starfish1 (30)/Petrobras (70)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Silver Marlin1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Alvorada1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Ral1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Nord1 (60)/Mercury (40)
Petrobras1 (100)
Paraná
Offshore
Coral
São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
São Paulo
São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Lagosta
Lula
Merluza
Mexilhão
Piracaba
Tambaú
Uruguá
Aguilhada
Angelim
Aracuã3
Aruari
Atalaia Sul
Brejo Grande
Caioba
Camorim
Carapitanga2
Carmópolis
Carmópolis Nordeste
Castanhal
Cidade de Aracaju2
Dourado
Foz do Vaza-Barris2
Guaricema
Harpia
Ilha Pequena
26
frame 1.3. FIELDS IN THE PRODUCTION PHASE ON 12/31/2012 (CONCLUSION)
SEDIMENTARY
BASINS
STATES
ONSHORE/
OFFSHORE
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Sergipe
Amazonas
Amazonas
Solimões
Amazonas
Tucano Sul
Amazonas
Amazonas
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
FIELDS
CONCESSIONARIES (%)
Onshore
Mato Grosso
Petrobras1 (100)
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Mato Grosso Noroeste
Mato Grosso Norte
Mato Grosso Sudoeste
Mato Grosso Sul
Piranema
Riachuelo
Salgo
Siririnho
Tartaruga
Tatui
Tigre2
Carapanaúba
Capiúba
Leste de Urucu
Rio Urucu
Sudoeste Urucu
Conceição
Fazenda Matinha
Fazenda Santa Rosa
Quererá
Sempre Viva2
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
UP Petróleo Brasil1 (67,5)/Petrobras (25)/TDC (7,5)
Petrobras1 (100)
Severo Villares1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Petrobras1 (100)
Orteng1 (34)/Delp (33)/Logos Engenharia (33)
SOURCE: ANP/SDP.
1 Operator company. 2 Marginal fields. 3 Fields to be returned by concessionaire(s).
1.2 Reserves
table 1.1. PROVED OIL RESERVES1, PER LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE), BY STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
LOCATION
Amazonas
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro2
São Paulo
Paraná3
Santa
Catarina4
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
12/11
%
10,601.9
11,243.3
11,772.6
12,181.6
12,623.8
12,801.4
12,875.7
14,246.3
15,049.9
15,314.2
1.76
Onshore
934.5
864.5
882.7
904.9
886.4
895.8
938.6
916.3
915.2
920.4
0.56
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
9,667.4
110.6
5.7
67.1
10,378.8 10,890.0
100.0
91.9
6.8
6.3
70.1
71.3
11,276.8
96.7
5.5
69.5
11,737.5
102.7
8.4
57.5
11,905.6
107.6
10.4
58.9
11,937.1
114.0
15.3
58.9
13,330.0
104.4
15.4
47.8
14,134.7
102.6
14.1
49.1
14,393.9
104.8
16.6
46.3
1.83
2.18
17.12
-5.83
Onshore
260.3
250.2
259.4
263.0
264.6
265.1
266.3
254.6
252.1
277.8
10.18
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
71.6
11.4
1.4
220.0
21.1
211.6
2.2
114.9
609.7
8,854.1
4.0
23.7
67.4
10.9
1.6
223.3
36.1
214.8
2.3
58.4
1,205.6
8,931.1
39.9
14.8
80.7
11.8
1.2
230.0
37.8
228.6
2.3
54.6
1,126.1
9,532.6
19.2
10.7
79.6
11.3
0.9
226.6
38.1
241.1
3.5
60.7
1,286.5
9,762.2
23.8
6.2
98.1
8.7
0.7
231.8
34.6
216.1
37.8
54.1
1,277.1
10,177.9
27.6
21.3
98.1
6.9
0.6
226.4
35.0
228.6
59.6
50.8
1,275.5
10,328.5
23.9
20.7
105.4
5.8
0.7
242.4
26.2
241.9
69.4
53.0
1,240.8
10,381.9
24.2
0.0
24.4
120.5
5.2
0.8
250.7
31.6
241.1
65.8
44.8
1,297.8
11,707.3
26.1
0.0
27.0
121.0
10.5
0.7
246.3
28.4
255.9
69.7
33.6
1,305.5
12,143.3
384.4
0.0
27.3
117.1
6.3
0.6
240.1
32.3
239.9
69.4
34.9
1,334.3
12,211.5
545.9
31.3
-3.16
-40.15
-20.20
-2.55
13.53
-6.24
-0.49
3.80
2.21
0.56
42.03
..
14.63
Offshore
12.5
9.9
8.2
6.6
4.8
4.8
5.3
5.3
5.3
5.3
-0.09
TOTAL
Subtotal
PROVED OIL RESERVES (106 BARRELS)
Onshore
SOURCE: ANP/SDP, as per Ordinance ANP No. 9/2000.
NOTES: 1. Reserves on December 31st of reference years.
2. Condensates included.
3. See item in General Notes on “Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Reserves”.
1 Reserves related to fields whose development plans are still under analysis by ANP included. 2 Reserves related to Roncador and Frade fields were totally
accounted to the State of Rio de Janeiro by means of simplification. 3 Reserves related to Caravela field were totally accounted to the State of Paraná by
means of simplification. 4 Reserves related to Tubarão field are totally accounted to the State of Santa Catarina by means of simplification.
27
(109 barrels)
figure 1.1. PROVED OIL RESERVES, BY LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE) – 2003-2012
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
ONSHORE
OFFSHORE
2
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
SOURCE: ANP/SDP (Table 1.1).
NOTES: 1. Reserves on December, 31st of reference years.
3. See General Notes on “Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Reserves”.
table 1.2. PROVED NATURAL GAS RESERVES1, PER LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE), BY STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
LOCATION
2004
326,084
2005
306,395
Onshore
76,597
73,730
71,752
74,522
68,131
66,305
65,489
Offshore
168,743
49,075
1,139
252,354
49,448
1,066
234,643
51,465
995
273,381
53,232
825
296,860
52,774
825
297,931
52,143
1,028
301,606
52,397
784
TOTAL
Subtotal
Amazonas
Maranhão
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro2
São Paulo
Paraná3
Santa
Catarina4
PROVED NATURAL GAS RESERVES (106 M3)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
347,903
364,991
364,236 367,095 423,003
2003
245,340
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
12/11
%
2011
459,403
2012
459,187
68,803
70,577
72,375
2.55
354,200
55,878
652
388,827
57,455
528
386,812
51,816
7,286
387
-0.52
-0.05
-9.81
..
-26.81
Onshore
3,151
2,870
2,558
2,397
1,942
1,585
1,656
1,418
1,464
2,550
74.12
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
17,289
4,286
980
861
2,525
16,987
8,681
2,237
15,258
119,257
3,508
61
18,337
3,929
1,198
829
3,286
15,636
9,625
1,018
21,286
119,049
78,471
26
15,059
3,525
1,084
768
2,751
12,379
9,388
1,057
31,271
145,378
28,696
15
14,047
3,241
815
814
2,978
11,474
14,269
3,364
37,385
164,503
38,543
9
11,755
3,042
850
761
2,842
8,470
26,423
1,140
37,594
167,917
47,881
1
568
8,663
3,058
730
989
2,678
7,447
24,671
940
38,004
173,142
48,340
142
468
8,376
2,665
825
925
2,523
7,202
28,169
640
47,058
166,770
46,189
4
684
8,676
2,391
1,085
1,039
2,588
7,356
26,161
587
44,025
220,506
49,373
134
904
7,645
2,515
981
1,433
2,323
6,844
23,708
717
43,631
249,984
58,882
149
913
7,297
2,740
762
1,460
3,422
5,988
24,290
535
42,590
246,438
60,336
1,062
-4.56
8.92
-22.41
1.92
47.29
-12.50
2.45
-25.33
-2.39
-1.42
2.47
..
16.28
Offshore
44
11
7
7
206
205
230
230
230
230
-0.09
SOURCE: ANP/SDP, as per Ordinance ANP No. 9/2000.
3. See item in General Notes on “Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Reserves”.
Reserves related to fields whose development plans are still under analysis by ANP included. 2 Reserves related to Roncador and Frade fields were totally
accounted to the State of Rio de Janeiro by means of simplification. 3 Reserves related to Caravela field were totally accounted to the State of Paraná by
means of simplification. 4 Reserves related to Tubarão field are totally accounted to the State of Santa Catarina by means of simplification.
1 28
(109 barrels)
figure 1.2. PROVED NATURAL GAS RESERVES, BY LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE) – 2003-2012
500
400
300
200
100
ONSHORE
0
OFFSHORE
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2010
749,954
2011
768,471
2012
754,409
-1.83
2. See General Notes item on “Brazilian Oil and Natural Gas Reserves”.
1.3 Production
table 1.3. OIL PRODUCTION, PER LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE), BY STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
Location
Amazonas
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Paraná
12/11
%
2004
540,717
2005
596,255
Onshore
79,738
78,632
74,962
70,841
69,893
66,337
65,465
65,973
66,441
66,046
-0.60
Offshore
466,342
15,410
997
4,419
462,085
15,541
806
4,176
521,292
14,376
593
3,796
557,957
13,062
559
3,250
568,126
12,276
668
3,098
596,938
11,657
699
2,788
646,418
12,351
761
2,539
683,981
13,030
674
2,261
702,029
12,683
567
2,051
688,363
12,283
457
1,919
-1.95
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
-3.16
-19.48
-6.43
Onshore
24,658
24,774
23,031
20,435
19,676
19,208
18,295
17,868
18,595
18,966
1.99
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
3,917
2,586
190
10,840
2,650
16,064
9,183
6,617
446,238
534
1,777
4,319
2,477
196
11,433
2,530
16,324
7,278
4,407
443,156
509
2,793
4,153
2,572
186
11,909
2,307
16,144
6,338
5,945
501,772
514
2,619
3,731
2,935
162
12,044
2,300
15,703
6,103
16,759
529,627
457
1,670
3,141
2,897
126
12,889
2,404
15,525
134
5,963
36,197
520,922
724
1,380
3,124
2,139
109
12,371
4,823
15,156
284
5,108
37,133
547,348
302
1,029
3,012
2,246
96
12,583
3,515
14,642
338
4,587
31,371
605,213
333
-
2,914
2,030
85
12,020
3,063
15,551
343
4,801
75,232
594,804
5,278
-
2,808
1,896
108
11,745
3,586
15,776
247
5,179
110,689
568,557
13,984
-
2,785
1,647
81
11,547
3,200
15,712
307
5,435
107,666
561,482
10,921
-
-0.83
-13.16
-24.41
-1.68
-10.77
-0.41
24.36
4.95
-2.73
-1.24
-21.90
..
TOTAL
Subtotal
OIL PRODUCTION (103 BARRELS)
2006
2007
2008
2009
628,797
638,018
663,275
711,883
2003
546,080
SOURCE: ANP/SDP, as per Decree No. 2.705/1998.
NOTE: Condensates included.
29
(106 barrels/day)
figure 1.3. OIL PRODUCTION, BY LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE) – 2003-2012
2.2
2.0
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
ONSHORE
0.2
OFFSHORE
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2010
30,204
6,173
66
2011
31,942
6,560
22
2012
32,131
6,613
28
0.59
0.82
27.85
NOTE: Condensate included.
table 1.4. NGL PRODUCTION, BY STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
BRAZIL
Amazonas
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
NGL PRODUCTION (103 BARRELS)
2006
2007
2008
2009
31,532
30,903
31,628
28,717
6,405
6,894
6,983
6,759
144
87
90
68
12/11
%
2003
20,549
5,267
195
2004
22,457
5,573
194
2005
28,943
6,245
170
2,549
2,977
2,946
2,785
2,763
2,442
2,063
1,877
1,613
1,524
-5.53
320.88
1,791
2,530
64
7,832
-
795
1,841
2,595
87
8,396
-
857
1,855
2,670
87
14,113
-
768
1,777
2,682
59
16,912
-
682
1,726
2,276
71
16,403
-
612
1,635
2,199
253
17,412
-
598
1,522
2,037
185
15,485
-
587
1,428
1,957
708
17,409
-
548
1,177
1,616
1,788
18,412
205
568
1,042
1,506
2,094
17,699
1,057
3.63
-11.48
-6.81
17.10
-3.87
414.17
NOTE: Condensates not included. LPG and C5+ included, as per Ordinance ANP No. 9/2000.
30
table 1.5. NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION, PER LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE), BY STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
LOCATION
2004
16,971.2
2005
17,699.2
Onshore
6,708.6
7,765.5
7,375.3
6,656.9
6,282.9
6,273.1
Offshore
9,083.4
2,992.6
0.8
99.3
9,205.7
3,620.8
0.6
125.4
10,323.9
3,567.2
0.5
110.6
11,042.3
3,376.3
0.5
98.9
11,868.7
3,546.1
0.6
77.4
TOTAL
Subtotal
Amazonas
Maranhão
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Paraná
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION (106 M3)
2006
2007
2008
2009
17,699.2
18,151.7 21,592.7
21,141.5
2003
15,792.1
Onshore
Onshore
Onshore
Offshore
12/11
%
2010
22,938.4
2011
24,073.7
2012
25,832.2
6,045.2
6,024.0
6,147.7
6,122.9
-0.40
15,319.6
3,732.6
0.6
65.8
15,096.3
3,780.2
0.6
55.5
16,914.4
3,857.9
0.5
42.1
17,926.0
4,161.2
0.5
30.7
19,709.3
4,188.3
0.4
0.4
27.2
9.95
0.65
..
-19.05
-11.48
7.30
Onshore
301.6
333.5
296.0
266.1
313.9
317.8
273.0
269.5
272.1
258.1
-5.13
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Onshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
Offshore
967.3
783.3
134.6
66.2
666.3
2,115.7
50.2
448.4
60.9
6,660.2
388.2
56.4
1,032.1
1,042.2
144.9
76.3
601.2
2,218.4
38.2
473.7
36.1
6,779.1
383.4
65.2
1,020.5
999.5
169.1
79.0
538.7
1,959.1
25.2
474.0
45.1
7,967.2
379.7
67.7
914.5
878.6
144.1
84.2
525.2
1,878.1
16.3
173.1
736.6
8,210.8
357.0
39.0
765.0
765.4
141.0
93.2
453.9
1,480.0
1,166.3
83.7
881.7
8,025.1
324.1
34.3
609.8
685.7
128.2
91.2
766.5
1,285.4
2,079.5
159.7
2,642.4
8,763.3
242.1
21.9
488.1
618.0
124.4
92.5
863.6
1,172.3
1,881.1
108.5
967.9
10,497.2
218.4
-
419.4
564.5
108.2
94.7
1,007.1
1,138.3
2,261.1
98.7
2,602.4
10,132.2
342.0
-
362.4
462.7
100.4
101.9
999.2
1,057.5
1,500.2
91.8
4,240.3
9,386.9
1,305.8
-
305.1
508.5
53.2
102.8
927.0
970.8
2,245.9
93.6
3,814.3
10,344.4
1,992.1
-
-15.82
9.89
-47.07
0.85
-7.23
-8.19
49.70
1.94
-10.04
10.20
52.56
..
NOTE: Total production includes reinjection, gas flaring, losses and own consumption.
(109 m3)
figure 1.4. NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION, BY LOCATION (ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE) – 2003-2012
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
ONSHORE
4
2
OFFSHORE
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
NOTE: Total production volume includes reinjection, flared gas, losses, own consumption, as well as condensed gas in LNG form.
2010
2011
2012
1. THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY | REFINING AND PROCESSING
31
table 1.6. PRODUCTION OF ASSOCIATED AND NON-ASSOCIATED NATURAL GAS, BY STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
TYPE
2004
16,971
2005
17,699
Associated
12,135
12,981
13,778
13,661
13,506
14,519
16,976
Non-associated
3,657
2,942
51
100
796
473
366
552
481
252
631
1,535
147
362
6,617
44
388
56
3,990
3,562
59
126
740
625
409
778
420
257
826
1,430
107
403
6,725
54
383
65
3,921
3,533
34
111
769
548
369
800
304
313
642
1,343
116
403
7,867
100
380
68
4,045
3,367
9
99
716
465
249
773
300
309
476
1,419
472
437
7,943
274
357
39
4,645
3,523
23
78
590
489
219
688
292
255
478
2,168
603
363
7,689
336
324
34
7,074
3,699
34
66
541
386
218
596
590
268
495
2,870
437
2,365
8,450
313
242
22
4,165
3,723
57
56
518
243
319
423
819
137
630
2,423
432
644
10,479
19
218
-
TOTAL
Subtotal
Amazonas
Maranhão
Ceará
Rio Grande do Norte
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Paraná
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION (106 M3)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
17,706
18,152
21,593
21,142 22,938
2003
15,792
Associated
Non-associated
Non-associated
Associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
Non-associated
Associated
12/11
%
2011
24,072
2012
25,832
17,300
17,650
17,939
1.64
5,638
3,809
49
43
491
198
231
442
952
150
594
2,806
1,024
1,677
10,121
11
37
305
-
6,422
4,130
31
31
460
175
204
357
964
137
555
2,002
1,962
2,370
9,180
207
163
1,142
-
7,893
4,107
81
0.4
28
433
131
170
392
908
122
537
2,680
1,820
2,088
9,852
493
86
1,906
-
-0.54
157.81
..
-11.59
-5.89
-25.31
-16.77
9.59
-5.85
-10.87
-3.40
33.86
-7.26
-11.89
7.31
138.52
-47.45
66.86
..
7.31
22.91
NOTE: Total production includes reinjection, gas flaring, losses and own consumption.
REFINING AND PROCESSING
1.4 Oil Refining
table 1.7. REFINING CAPACITY, BY REFINERY – 2003-2012
REFINERY
(STATES)
TOTAL1
Riograndense (RS)
Lubnor (CE)
Manguinhos (RJ)
Recap(SP)
Reduc (RJ)
Refap (RS)
Regap (MG)
Reman (AM)
Repar (PR)
Replan (SP)
Revap (SP)
RLAM (BA)2
RPBC (SP)
RPCC (RN)
Univen (SP)
Dax Oil (BA)
2003
2,027,072
16,983
6,290
13,838
53,463
242,158
188,695
150,956
45,916
188,695
364,810
251,593
322,982
169,825
10,869
-
REFINING CAPACITY (BARREL/DAY)
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2,027,072 2,044,054 2,044,054 2,063,552 2,076,604 2,092,643 2,092,643
16,983
16,983
16,983
16,983
16,983
16,983
16,983
6,290
6,919
6,919
6,919
8,177
8,177
8,177
13,838
13,838
13,838
13,838
13,838
13,838
13,838
53,463
53,463
53,463
53,463
53,463
53,463
53,463
242,158
242,158
242,158
242,158
242,158
242,158
242,158
188,695
188,695
188,695
188,695
188,695
188,695
188,695
150,956
150,956
150,956
150,956
150,956
150,956
150,956
45,916
45,916
45,916
45,916
45,916
45,916
45,916
188,695
188,695
188,695
201,274
220,144
220,144
220,144
364,810
364,810
364,810
364,810
383,679
415,128
415,128
251,593
251,593
251,593
251,593
251,593
251,593
251,593
322,982
322,982
322,982
322,982
295,307
279,897
279,897
169,825
169,825
169,825
169,825
169,825
169,825
169,825
10,869
27,222
27,222
27,222
27,222
27,222
27,222
6,919
6,919
6,919
6,919
1,730
1,730
1,730
2011
2,115,859
17,014
8,177
13,838
53,463
242,158
201,274
150,956
45,916
220,144
415,128
251,593
279,897
169,825
35,223
9,158
2,095
2012
2,105,795
17,014
8,177
13,838
53,463
242,158
201,274
150,956
45,916
207,564
415,128
251,593
279,897
169,825
37,739
9,158
2,095
TOTAL3
(BARRIL/DAY-CALENDAR)
1,925,718
1,925,718
1,941,851
1,941,851
1,960,375
1,972,774
1,988,011
1,988,011
2,010,066
2,000,505
UTILIZATION FACTOR4 (%)
84.1
90.0
89.6
90.3
91.1
89.9
91.1
91.2
92.8
96.3
SOURCE: ANP/SRP, as per Ordinances ANP No. 16/2010 and 17/2010.
1 Nominal capacity in m3/day. 2 RLAM has an asphalt production plant with 600 m3/day capacity. 3 Calendar-day refining a 95% mean utilization factor.
Refining utilization factor, considering the volume of processed oil within a year.
4 32
table 1.8. VOLUME OF PROCESSED OIL, PER ORIGIN (DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED), BY REFINERY – 2012
REFINERY (STATES)
VOLUME OF PROCESSED OIL (BARREL/DAY)
OIL
DOMESTIC1
IMPORTED2
1,537,632
359,011
22
9,038
15,606
452
7,795
48,711
4,428
129,521
91,899
88,477
65,340
142,992
312
35,796
142,757
56,280
301,236
85,381
220,874
22,718
230,195
2,652
136,786
18,837
36,458
677
406
996
TOTAL
1,926,718
10,439
16,058
7,848
53,267
227,299
156,728
147,098
36,102
199,390
395,159
243,782
237,976
156,754
36,458
788
1,571
TOTAL
Manguinhos (RJ)
Riograndense (RS)
Lubnor (CE)
Recap (SP)
Reduc (RJ)
Refap (RS)
Regap (MG)
Reman (AM)
Repar (PR)
Replan (SP)
Revap (SP)
RLAM (BA)
RPBC (SP)
RPCC (RN)
Univen (SP)
Dax Oil (BA)
OTHER LOADS3
30,075
1,379
53
128
5,879
2,911
3,795
306
353
8,541
189
5,129
1,132
111
168
SOURCES: Manguinhos, Riograndense, Univen, Dax Oil and Petrobras/Abast.
1 Oil and condensates included. 2 Oil and condensates included. 3 Include oil and oil products residues which are reprocessed in the atmospheric distillation
units together with oil and condensate.
279.9
169.8
156.8
251.6
207.6
199.4
151.0
147.1
156.7
200
201.3
242.2
227.3
300
238.0
400
243.8
415.1
500
395.2
(103 barrels/day)
figure 1.5. VOLUME OF REFINED OIL AND REFINING CAPACITY, BY REFINERY – 2012
1.6
2.1
Dax Oil (BA)
9.2
Univen (SP)
RPCC (RN)
RPBC (SP)
RLAM (BA)
Revap (SP)
Replan (SP)
Repar (PR)
Reman (AM)
Regap (MG)
Refap (RS)
Reduc (RJ)
Recap(SP)
Manguinhos (RJ)
Lubnor (CE)
SOURCES: Riograndense, Univen, Manguinhos, Dax Oil and Petrobras/Abast (Tables 1.7 and 1.8).
0.8
37.7
36.5
45.9
36.1
53.3
10.4
13.8
7.8
16.1
0
Riograndense (RS)
REFINED OIL
17.0
REFINING CAPACITY
8.2
53.5
100
33
table 1.9. VOLUME OF PROCESSED OIL1, PER ORIGIN (DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED), BY COUNTRY – 2003-2012
REGION AND
COUNTRY
TOTAL
Other loads2
Oil1
Domestic3
Imported3
North America
United States
South and Central
America
Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Europe
Norway
United Kingdom
Former Soviet Union
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Russia
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Iran
Irak
Africa
South Africa
Angola
Algeria
Cameroon
Congo (Brazzaville)
Gabon
Gana
Equatorial Guinea
Libya
Nigeria
Asia-Pacific
Australia
Indonesia
VOLUME OF PROCESSED OIL (BARRELS/DAY)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
1,620,152 1,734,095 1,740,720 1,752,692 1,786,809 1,773,469 1,810,386 1,813,257 1,864,502
18,927
24,603
31,210
38,445
30,574
35,277
34,211
38,507
33,288
1,601,225 1,709,492 1,709,510 1,714,247 1,756,235 1,738,193
1,776,175 1,774,749
1,831,214
1,257,788 1,272,479 1,344,754 1,348,663 1,352,824 1,343,476 1,388,603 1,427,417 1,476,585
343,437
437,013
364,756
365,584
403,411
394,717
387,572
347,332
354,629
5,486
5,486
2012
1,926,718
30,075
1,896,643
1,537,632
359,011
5,276
5,276
12/11
%
3.34
-9.65
3.57
4.13
1.24
-3.82
-3.82
24,140
21,159
17,412
8,075
6,893
6,436
9,105
731
5,230
9,320
78.23
14,012
9,547
580
8,985
6,176
1,416
4,134
449
4,602
8,726
4,085
0.3
875
6,678
522
-
787
2,231
3,875
-
0
2,974
3,462
-
8,357
748
731
-
2,156
3,073
-
9,320
-
332.29
..
..
..
..
..
5,186
5,186
-
882
118
764
12,484
12,484
2,895
2,895
1,518
1,518
3,675
3,675
8,065
8,065
3,834
92.76
3,742
7,185
7,185
5,655
5,655
-21.29
446
446
-
-
-
2,742
2,742
-
12,380
11,306
1,074
7
7
-
-
-
-
2,809
2,809
38
38
-
..
..
..
100,438
69,602
724
30,112
97,633
62,370
35,263
100,756
64,909
35,848
94,179
66,626
27,553
89,337
55,054
34,283
91,153
58,523
32,630
94,592
63,488
31,104
93,858
66,412
27,447
97,226
72,848
24,378
94,012
71,027
22,985
-2.50
..
..
-5.71
210,400
5
66,454
5,011
19
138,911
315,440
82,467
152
232,821
234,102
4,211
98,972
2,768
83
128,069
257,693
20,376
50,583
17,731
7,305
161,698
293,283
33,213
30,395
11,521
5,343
36,152
176,660
292,957
53,326
36,555
3
9,036
33,029
161,008
271,312
4,457
21,003
3,816
36,576
205,460
244,296
13,090
16,604
2,249
9,754
5,958
196,641
223,536
6,467
5,802
2,552
6,456
202,259
234,126
1,965
22,681
4
209,476
4.74
..
-69.61
290.92
..
..
..
..
-99.94
..
3.57
2,828
2,828
-
1,899
1,899
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
489
489
-
4,498
4,498
-
1,803
1,803
-
15,928
15,729
199
10,622
10,072
550
-35.97
176.38
..
-21.29
..
-3.31
-33.31
SOURCES: Manguinhos, Riograndense, Univen, Dax Oil and Petrobras/Abast.
1 Refers to oil feed which is processed in primary distillation units. 2 Oil and oil products residuals included, as well as residuals from terminals which are
reprocessed together with oil and condensate feeds in atmospheric distillation units. 3 Oil and condensates included.
(106 barrels/day)
figure 1.6. VOLUME OF PROCESSED OIL, BY ORIGIN (DOMESTIC1 AND IMPORTED2) - 2003-2012
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
IMPORTED
DOMESTIC
0
2003 2004 2005 2006
SOURCES: Riograndense, Univen, Manguinhos, Dax Oil and Petrobras/Abast (Table 1.9).
1 Oil and condensate included. 2 Oil and condensate included.
2007
2008 2009
2010
2011
2012
34
1.5 Production of Oil Products
table 1.10. PRODUCTION OF ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
OIL
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTION (M3)
2004
2005
2006
2007
TOTAL
97,559,414 103,158,597
104,386,596
106,283,719
Energy
82,518,464 88,051,064
88,926,681
89,927,982
Gasoline A
18,536,773
18,582,826
19,979,562
71,731
79,829
70,199
9,627,820
Aviation
gasoline
LPG1
2003
2008
2009
2010
12/11
%
2011
2012
108,512,061
108,163,740 109,747,303 110,394,462 113,003,867
120,203,986
6.37
91,387,954
91,420,807
92,428,177
93,120,987
96,034,366
102,528,383
6.76
21,330,106
21,598,969
21,041,901
20,874,989
23,067,253
24,438,510
27,061,075
10.73
64,598
62,159
67,966
52,746
90,104
57,537
77,606
34.88
4.43
9,986,520
10,728,055
10,289,227
10,431,558
10,233,783
10,008,677
9,698,813
9,921,635
10,361,616
Fuel oil2,3
15,684,652 16,497,346
15,075,499
15,112,402
15,389,837
14,704,434
14,053,755
13,883,271
13,227,130
13,691,084
3.51
Diesel oil3
34,382,201 38,501,966
38,743,022
39,111,322
39,572,842
41,134,038
42,898,619
41,429,263
42,530,305
45,504,004
6.99
5,422,769
0.51
Jet fuel
Ligthning
kerosene
Others4
Non-energy
Asphalt
Coke5
3,792,358
4,142,460
4,150,003
3,823,671
4,102,676
3,871,687
4,380,983
4,664,552
5,395,177
193,138
112,858
50,107
37,691
24,969
23,158
19,707
25,457
31,012
23,885 -22.98
229,790
147,259
130,235
158,964
204,944
343,840
138,701
262,275
433,060
386,345
15,040,950
15,107,533
15,459,915
16,355,738
17,124,106
16,742,933
17,319,126
17,273,475
16,969,501
17,675,603
-10.79
4.16
1,135,327
1,415,212
1,419,621
1,864,970
1,680,039
2,125,959
2,089,926
2,767,281
2,464,544
2,569,635
4.26
1,781,203
1,738,899
2,394,882
2,372,802
2,563,296
2,811,485
3,084,025
3,056,971
3,756,284
4,452,350
18.53
8,952,160
8,743,655
8,498,006
8,626,248
9,244,639
8,134,049
8,402,282
7,311,298
6,346,782
6,440,115
1.47
807,086
759,667
801,741
785,804
645,053
756,200
593,794
603,154
602,520
607,979
0.91
132,619
143,729
140,457
134,417
129,638
130,069
105,594
94,196
100,291
123,445
23.09
Solvent
990,771
1,080,176
813,331
612,561
579,688
478,709
460,956
508,705
375,991
290,241
-22.81
Others7
1,241,785
1,226,196
1,391,877
1,958,935
2,281,754
2,306,463
2,582,549
2,931,870
3,323,090
3,191,837
-3.95
Naphtha6
Lubricating
oil
Paraffin
SOURCES: ANP, as per Ordinance ANP No. 17/2004, and Petrobras/Abast.
NOTES: 1. Refineries, petrochemical plants, NGPPs and other producers production included.
2. Shale plants production, except naphtha, not included.
3. Oil products own consumption of production plants not included.
4. Fuel gas production of refineries not included.
1 Refers to propane/butane mixtures for household and industrial uses. 2 Refinery fuel oil not included. 3 Components intended to marine diesel oil production
in some waterway/marine terminals included. 4 Light oil for power generation included. 5 Coke for energy use included. 6 Naphtha produced from shale
processing included. That naphtha is then used as raw material for oil products production at Repar (refinery). 7 Diluents, non-energy LPG and other nonenergy products included.
(106 m3)
figure 1.7. PRODUCTION OF ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
120
90
60
30
NON-ENERGY
ENERGY
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
SOURCES: ANP, as per Ordinance ANP No. 17/2004, and Petrobras/Abast (Table 1.10).
NOTES: 1. Production of refineries and petrochemical plants included, as well as the ones of NGPPs and other producers.
2. Production of shale processing plants not included.
3. Own consumption of producing plants not included.
4. Fuel gas from refineries and shale producing plants not included.
2010
2011
2012
35
1.6 Natural Gas Processing
table 1.11. NATURAL GAS PROCESSING CAPACITY, BY PRODUCING POLES, ON DECEMBER 31ST, 2012
PRODUCING POLES
LOCATION (STATE)
START UP
Coari (AM)
Fortaleza (CE)
Guamaré (RN)
Pilar (AL)
Aracaju (SE)
Candeias (BA)
Pojuca (BA)
São Francisco do Conde (BA)
Linhares (ES)
Anchieta (ES)
Duque de Caxias (RJ)
Macaé (RJ)
Cubatão (SP)
Caraguatatuba (SP)
Araucária/PR
1993
1987
1985
2003
1981
1972
1962
2007
2008
2010
1983
1987
1993
2011
2002
NOMINAL CAPACITY
103 M3/DAY
92,396
9,706
350
5,700
1,800
2,900
2,900
4,400
6,000
16,000
2,500
4,500
17,240
2,300
14,000
2,100
TOTAL
Urucu
Lubnor
Guamaré
Alagoas
Atalaia
Candeias
Santiago
Estação Vandemir Ferreira
Cacimbas
Sul Capixaba
Reduc
Cabiúnas
RPBC
Caraguatatuba
Araucária
SOURCE: ANP/SRP, as per Ordinances ANP No. 16/2010 e 17/2010.
table 1.12. VOLUME OF PROCESSED NATURAL GAS AND DRY NATURAL GAS, LPG, C5+, ETHANE AND PROPANE PRODUCTION,
BY PRODUCING POLES – 2012
PRODUCING POLES
(STATE)
PROCESSED NATURAL
GAS (103 M3)1
VOLUME OF PROCESSED NATURAL GAS AND PRODUCTION OF
DRY NATURAL GAS, LPG, C5+, ETHANE AND PROPANE
PRODUCTS
19,071,723
729,441
1,500,558
4,543,031
3,064,298
745,026
12,129
519,132
157,767
424,327
600,249
3,823,906
2,951,858
TOTAL
Atalaia (SE)3
Bahia (BA)4
Cabiúnas (RJ)5
Cacimbas (ES)6
Guamaré (RN)7
Lubnor (CE)
Alagoas (AL)
Reduc (RJ)8
RPBC (SP)9
Sul Capixaba (ES)10
Urucu (AM)11
Caraguatatuba (SP)12
LPG (M3)2
2,330,186
119,516
160,475
558,318
196,334
186,581
3,645
66,480
52,635
894,754
91,449
C5+ (M3)2 ETHANE (103 M3)1
1,121,258
41,202
65,000
317,122
103,503
52,138
832
22,447
11,990
104,006
24,308
138,767
239,943
281,013
267,388
13,625
-
PROPANE(M3)2
771,598
731,585
39,527
486
-
DRY NATURAL GAS
(103 M3)1
17,913,275
690,534
1,397,702
4,035,063
2,988,246
682,526
10,973
497,274
141,576
415,469
595,490
3,552,070
2,906,354
SOURCE: Petrobras/Abast.
1 Volumes in gaseous state. 2 Volumes in liquid state. 3 Production of Atalaia and Carmópolis NGPPs included. LNG produced in Carmópolis NGPP is
fractionated in LPG and C5+ at Atalaia NGPP. 4 Processed volumes in Bahia, Catu and Candeias NGPPs included. NGL produced in that units is in RLAM,
while LPG and C5+ fractions are accounted for in that refinery’s production. 5 Processed volumes in Cabiúnas NGCPPs, NGPPs, NGRP and LRP included. NGL
produced in NGRP is fractionated in NGCPPs. LNG produced in LRPs is fractionated in Reduc’s LFP, while LPG, C5+, ethane and propane are accounted for in
that refinery’s production. 6 Processed volumes in NGPPs, NGCPPs and DPP Cacimbas included. 7 Processed volumes produced in Guamaré I, II and III NGPPs
included. 8 Processed volumes in Reduc I and II NGPPs are accounted for in Reduc’s production, as well as LPG and C5+ parcels. 9 That NGP only separates and
stabilizes gas condensate. 10 Processed volumes in DPP Sul Capixaba included. 11 Produced volumes in Urucu I, II and III NGPPs included. 12 Processed volumes
in DPP UTGCA I, II, UAPO/DPP - UTGCA and NGCPP UTGCA included.
table 1.13. PRODUCTION OF DRY NATURAL GAS, LGP, C5+, ETHANE AND PROPANE IN PRODUCING POLES – 2003-2012
PRODUCTS
Dry natural gas1
Ethane1
Liquids2
GLP
C5+
Propane
2003
10,527,258
2004
11,810,761
3,411
2,563
848
-
3,597
2,574
1,023
-
1 2005
12,538,167
158,203
3,531
2,855
677
285
Volumes in gaseous state. 2 Volumes in liquid state.
2006
12,722,170
255,421
3,580
2,876
704
676
PRODUCTION (103 M3)
2007
2008
2009
12,055,517 15,207,091 12,891,650
243,141
222,324
205,292
3,607
3,824
3,538
2,926
3,100
2,816
681
724
722
657
609
557
2010
14,369,384
268,388
3,471
2,546
924
686
2011
15,886,738
304,271
3,230
2,377
853
331
2012
17,913,275
281,013
3,451
2,330
1,121
772
12/11
%
12.76
-7.64
6.86
-1.98
31.52
133.04
36
20
16
17.24
(106 m3/day)
figure 1.8. VOLUME OF PROCESSED NATURAL GAS AND PROCESSING CAPACITY, BY PRODUCING POLES – 2012
Caraguatatuba9 (SP)
Urucu8 (AM)
1.64
2.5
Sul Capixaba7 (ES)
1.16
2.3
RPBC (SP)
0.43
Reduc6 (RJ)
1.8
NOMINAL PROCESSING CAPACITY
Alagoas (AL)
0.35
0.03
Lubnor (CE)
Guamaré5 (RN)
Cacimbas4 (ES)
Cabiúnas3 (RJ)
Bahia2 (BA)
Atalaia1 (SE)
0
1.42
2.04
1.99
3.25
4.1
5
4.5
5.7
7.3
8.07
8.37
10
10.45
9.71
12.41
14
15
VOLUME OF PROCESSED NATURAL GAS
SOURCES: ANP/SRP; Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural (Table 1.12 and 1.13).
1 Atalaia and Carmópolis NGPPs included. 2 NGPPs Catu, Candeias and Bahia included. 3 Cabiúnas NGCPP, NGPP, NGRP and LRP included. 4 Cacimbas NGPP,
NGCPP and DPP included. 5 Guamaré I, II and III NGPPs included. 6 Reduc I and II NGPP included. 7 Sul Capixaba NGCPP and DPP included. 8 Urucu I, II and III
included. 9 Caraguatatuba DPPs and NGCPP included.
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map 1.1. REFINING AND NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS – 2012
RR
AP
Lubnor NGCPP
Lubnor Refinery
AM
Guamaré I, II and III
RPCC
Reman
PA
MA
Urucu I, II and III
RN
CE
PB
PI
AC
PE
AL
SE
TO
RO
Pilar
Atalaia
BA
MT
Braskem
Candeias
GO
S. Francisco RLAM
do Conde
Catu
Dax Oil
Bahia
Braskem
MG
Cacimbas I, II and III NGPP
Cacimbas DPP
Cacimbas I, II and III NGCPP
Sul Capixaba DPP
Sul Capixaba NGCPP
ES
Regap
MS
RJ
Replan
Revap
Univen
Quattor
RPBC Recap
SP
PR
UEG
Shale Processing Plants
RS
Braskem
Reduc
Reduc
Reduc
Reduc
Repar
SC
Refap
Cabiúnas
Cabiúnas
Cabiúnas
Cabiúnas
I, II and III LRP
NGRP
I, II and III NGCPP
NGPP
Refinery
- U - 2500
- U - 2600
LFP
Caraguatatuba
I, II and II Uapo
Caraguatatuba
NGCPP
Ipiranga
NGPP
DPP
Biocapital
Replan
LFP
NPG
NGCPP
Fractionation
and Syntesis
Univen
URGN
LRP
Revap
Norquímica
Petrochemical
Fuel formulation plants
Solvent plants
Refinery
SOURCE: ANP/SRP; Petrobras/Abast; Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural.
Quattor
RPBC
Copape Caraguatatuba
I, II and II DPP
Recap
RPBC
Caraguatatuba
NGCPP
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SHALE INDUSTRIALIZATION
1.7 Shale Industrialization
table 1.14. VOLUME OF PROCESSED SHALE OIL AND PRODUCTION OF SHALE OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
SPECIFICATION
UNIT
VOLUME OF PROCESSED SHALE OIL AND PRODUCTION OF SHALE OIL PRODUCTS
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
12/11
%
1,969,652 2,242,079
2,343,086
2,014,885
2,117,820
2,169,197
1,579,347
1,732,378
9.69
15,619
20,958
107,944
18,756
23,624
102,544
13,087
18,529
155,691
14,314
27,044
270,576
14,456
26,761
281,779
13,676
18,766
213,014
15,314
24,122
244,754
11.98
28.54
14.90
44,632
13,623
48,083
4,012
37,725
2,349
40,809
1,548
42,536
3,145
33,112
3,418
31,689
2,587
-4.30
-24.31
2003
2004
T
2,165,610
2,414,326
T
M3
M3
13,326
21,535
98,710
14,855
24,607
121,068
13,936
20,079
104,385
M3
M3
40,450
14,172
39,694
16,045
34,552
12,097
Processed shale oil
2005
PRODUCTS
Energy
Shale gas
LPG1
Fuel oil
Non-energy
Naphtha2
Others3
Propane and butane included. 2Naphtha production is sent to Repar, where is used as raw material in the production of oil products. 3Other non-energy oil
products of lesser importance included.
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TRANSPORTATION OF OIL, ITS PRODUCTS
AND NATURAL GAS
1.8 Terminals
table 1.15. STORAGE CAPACITY OF OIL, OIL PRODUCTS AND ETHANOL, BY TERMINAL, ON DECEMBER 31ST, 2012 (CONTINUE)
STORAGE CAPACITY OF OIL, OIL PRODUCTS AND ETHANOL
TYPE, LOCATION (STATE) AND OPERATOR
TOTAL
Ethanol Storage Facility
Aracaju (SE) - Petrobras
Araraquara (SP) - Petrobras
Bauru (SP) - Petrobras
Brasília (DF) - Petrobras
Campos (RJ) - Petrobras
Londrina (PR) - Petrobras
Ourinhos (SP) - Petrobras
Santa Adélia (SP) - Petrobras
Sertãozinho (SP) - Petrobras
Waterway terminals
Angra dos Reis (RJ) - Transpetro - Ilha Grande
Aracaju (ex Carmópolis) (SE) - Transpetro
Belém (PA) - Transpetro - Miramar
Cabedelo (PB) - Tecab
Cabedelo (PB) - Transpetro
Canoas (RS) - Transpetro
Candeias (BA) - Tequimar - Aratu
Candeias (BA) - Vopak - Aratu
Coari (AM) - Transpetro
Guamaré (RN) - Transpetro
Ipojuca (PE) - Pandenor - Suape
Ipojuca (PE) - Decal - Suape
Ipojuca (PE) - Temape - Suape
Ipojuca (PE) - Tequimar - Suape
Ipojuca (PE) - Transpetro - Suape
Ladario (MS) - Granel
Maceió (AL) - Transpetro
Madre de Deus (BA) - Transpetro
Natal (RN) - Transpetro - Dunas
Paranaguá (PR) - Cattalini
Paranaguá (PR) - CPA
Paranaguá (PR) - Transpetro
NUMBER
OF TANKS
1,777
21
2
2
2
3
2
2
4
2
2
1,350
17
5
6
5
4
5
89
58
13
14
17
13
14
33
21
6
10
47
6
58
8
34
NOMINAL CAPACITY (M3)
OIL
5,396,117
3,931,024
845,577
155,788
60,000
190,147
20,757
-
OIL PRODUCTS
(EXCEPT LPG)
6,948,563
105,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
15,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
10,000
10,000
4,735,407
132,489
37,899
27,072
10,022
21,842
209,470
86,832
275
92,454
33,350
156,222
45,843
118,545
104,864
8,052
37,140
604,079
26,642
257,599
52,990
194,602
LPG
328,913
235,968
6,360
19,551
5,000
15,940
52,611
9,532
TOTAL
12,673,593
105,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
15,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
10,000
10,000
8,902,399
978,066
155,788
44,259
27,072
10,022
21,842
209,470
86,832
79,826
282,601
33,350
156,222
45,843
123,545
120,804
8,052
57,897
656,690
26,642
257,599
52,990
204,134
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table 1.15. STORAGE CAPACITY OF OIL, OIL PRODUCTS AND ETHANOL, BY TERMINAL, ON DECEMBER 31ST, 2012 (CONCLUSION)
STORAGE CAPACITY OF OIL, OIL PRODUCTS AND ETHANOL
TYPE, LOCATION (STATE) AND OPERATOR
NUMBER
OF TANKS
NOMINAL CAPACITY (M3)
OIL
OIL PRODUCTS
(EXCEPT LPG)
LPG
TOTAL
4
24
8
14
5
18
32
24
18
42
30
105
6
82
145
26
66
52
7
1
35
16
10
5
36
4
16
4
2
3
2
23
2
42,427
466,622
78,000
1,562,706
509,000
-
17,245
17,199
33,509
165,066
36,800
59,590
61,299
82,755
29,104
193,201
50,459
78,000
131,454
263,134
47,512
83,937
21,849
75,904
57,761
71,290
427,749
164,000
192,159
18,000
12,255
1,504
3,200
70,189
11,000
33,563
2,616
83,002
7,793
-
42,427
17,245
17,199
33,509
33,563
165,066
39,416
59,590
61,299
82,755
29,104
193,201
50,459
78,000
131,454
346,136
47,512
83,937
466,622
21,849
75,904
57,761
79,083
78,000
1,990,455
164,000
701,159
18,000
12,255
1,504
3,200
70,189
11,000
406
18
25
22
10
10
12
10
12
15
9
14
7
19
14
14
7
18
2
6
30
4
6
6
8
4
21
14
17
14
6
8
15
9
1,465,093
485,198
483,928
47,229
448,738
-
2,108,156
200,134
38,361
72,351
68,364
36,417
112,625
19,146
600,254
7,282
165,146
24,050
50,553
38,588
22,413
2,800
4,400
6,076
6,703
9,252
51,791
7,809
222,592
1,235
91,419
122,366
7,636
42,925
47,331
28,137
92,945
2,117
9,570
2,584
9,528
4,770
4,798
6,364
4,462
6,368
12,515
20,320
3,666,194
2,117
209,704
2,584
38,361
81,879
489,968
552,292
36,417
159,854
19,146
1,048,992
7,282
165,146
28,848
56,917
38,588
26,875
2,800
4,400
6,076
6,703
9,252
58,159
7,809
12,515
222,592
1,235
91,419
142,686
7,636
42,925
56,880
28,137
Waterway terminals
Regência (ES) - Transpetro
Rio de Janeiro (RJ) - Tequimar (ex - União) - Caju
Rio de Janeiro (RJ) - Cosan (ex - Esso) - Ilha do Governador
Rio de Janeiro (RJ) - ExxonMobil - Ilha do Governador
Rio de Janeiro (RJ) - Transpetro - Ilha Redonda
Rio de Janeiro (RJ) - Transpetro Alm. Tamandaré - Ilha d’Água
Rio Grande (RS) - Braskem
Rio Grande (RS) - Granel
Rio Grande (RS) - Transpetro
Santos (SP) - Stolthaven - Alemoa
Santos (SP) - Adonai - Ilha Barnabé
Santos (SP) - Ageo - Ilha Barnabé
Santos (SP) - Copape - Ilha Barnabé
Santos (SP) - Granel - Ilha Barnabé
Santos (SP) - Tequimar (Ex-União) TIS - Alemoa
Santos (SP) - Transpetro - Alemoa
Santos (SP) - Vopak - Ilha Barnabé
Santos (SP) - Vopak - Alemoa
São Francisco do Sul (SC) - Transpetro
São Luís (MA) - Alumar
São Luís (MA) - Granel
São Luís (MA) - Temmar
São Luís (MA) - Transpetro
São Mateus (ES) - Transpetro - Norte Capixaba
São Sebastião (SP) - Transpetro - Almirante Barroso
Tramandaí (RS) - Braskem
Tramandaí (RS) - Transpetro - Tedut
Triunfo (RS) - Braskem (Central Petroquímica)
Triunfo (RS) - Braskem - Santa Clara
Vila Velha (ES) - CPVV
Vila Velha (ES) - Hiper Petro
Vila Velha (ES) - Oiltanking
Vitória (ES) - Transpetro
Land terminals
Araucária (PR) - Utingás
Barueri (SP) - Transpetro
Betim (MG) - SHV (ex - Betingás)
Biguaçu (SC) - Transpetro
Brasília (DF) - Transpetro
Cabiúnas (RJ) - Transpetro
Duque de Caxias (RJ) - Transpetro - Campos Elísios
Candeias (BA) - Transpetro
Cubatão (SP) - Transpetro
Guaramirim (SC)- Transpetro
Guararema (SP) - Transpetro
Guarulhos (SP) - Copape
Guarulhos (SP) - Transpetro
Itabuna (BA) - Transpetro
Itajaí (SC) - Transpetro
Japeri (RJ) - Transpetro
Jequié (BA) - Transpetro
Maringá (PR) - Sta. Terezinha
Montes Claros (MG) - Tequimar
Osasco (SP) - Bona
Paulínia (SP) - Tequimar
Paulínia (SP) - Tercom
Ribeirão Preto (SP) - Transpetro
Rio Grande (RS) - Refinaria de Petróleo Riograndense
Santo André (SP) - Utingás
São Caetano do Sul (SP) - Transpetro
São Paulo (SP) - Diamond
Sarandi (PR) - CPA
Senador Canedo (GO) - Transpetro
Teresina (PI) - Granel
Uberaba (MG) - Transpetro
Uberlândia (MG) - Transpetro
Volta Redonda (RJ) - Transpetro
SOURCE: ANP/SCM, as per Ordinance ANP No. 170/1998.
-
9,549
-
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1.9 Pipelines
map 1.2. INFRASTRUCTURE FOR STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION OF OIL AND ITS PRODUCTS – 2012
RR
AP
São Luís - Temmar
São Luís - Gramel
São Luís - Alamar
São Luís - Transpetro
BelémMiramar
Reman
Santarém
- Fogás
AM
Coari Solimões
RPCC
Guamaré
Lubnor
PA
MA
RN
CE
Natal - Dunas
PB
PI
PE
Cabedelo - Transpetro
Cabedelo - Tecab
Ipojuca - Suape
› Pandemor
AC
TO
RO
› Temape
AL
› Transpetro
SE Maceió
BA
Carmópolis
Candeias
Braskem
RLAM
MT
GO
Tequimar Montes Claros
MG
Uberlândia
Betim
ES
Regap
Uberaba
MS
Ribeirão Preto
PR
Utingás - Araucária
Joinville(Guaramirim)
SC
RS
Triunfo - Braskem
Triunfo - Santa Clara
Braskem
Ipiranga
Ipiranga
São Mateus - Norte Capixaba
Linhares - Regência
RJ
SP
Sta. Terezinha
CPA - Sarandi
› Tequimar Aratu
› Vopak Aratu
› Madre de Deus - Transpetro
Itabuna
Senador Canedo
Ladário - Granel
Candeias
Jequié
Brasília
› Decal
› Tequimar
Cabiúnas
Vitória - Transpetro
Vila Velha - Hiper Petro
Vila Velha - Oiltanking
Vila Velha - CPVV
Paranaguá Cattalini
Paranaguá Transpetro
Paranaguá - CPA
São Francisco do Sul
Itajaí - Transpetro
Florianópolis - Biguaçu
Refap Tramandaí - Tedut
Tramandaí - Braskem
Canoas - Transpetro
Rio Grande - Transpetro
Rio Grande - Granel
Oil Pipeline / Multipurpose Pipeline
Petrochemical plants
Fuel formulation plants
Refineries
Waterway / Marine
Land
Tequimar - Paulínia
Tercom - Paulínia
Copape
Barueri
Bona
Diamond
São Caetano do
Sul - Transpetro
Quattor
Sebat
RPB
Alemoa - Transpetro
Alemoa - Vopak
Stolthaven Santos
Tequimar Santos
SOURCE: ANP/SRP; Petrobras/Abast; Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural.
Volta Redonda
Replan
Guarulhos Copape
Guarulhos Transpetro
Revap
Ilha Grande
Japeri
Campos
Elísios
Reduc
Manguinhos
Guararema
Almirante Tamandaré
Utingás
Tequimar
Recap
Catu
Almirante Barroso
Ilha Redonda
Ageo Terminais
Adonai Química S.A.
Cosan
Ilha Barnabé - Vopak
ExxonMobil
Ilha Barnabé - Copape
Ilha do Governador
Ilha Barnabé - Granel
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map 1.3. INFRASTRUCTURE FOR NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORTATION – 2012
RR
AP
AM
Lubnor
Urucu - Manaus
Urucu I, II and III
Gasfor
PA
Guamaré I, II and III
CE
MA
Garsol (Urucu - Coari)
Açu Serra do Mel
RN
Nordestão
PB
PI
AC
PE
TO
RO
Bahia
BA
MT
Pilar - Ipojuca
Catu - Carmópolis
Atalaia
Gaseb
Catu
Candeias
Cacimbas - Catu
GO
Cacimbas DPP
Cacimbas I, II and III NGPP
Cacimbas I, II and III NGCPP
Cacimbas - Vitória
Campinas - Rio
Paulínia - Jacutinga
Gasbol
MG
Gasbel I and II
ES
Lagoa Parda - Vitória
Gaspal
MS
RJ
SP
Cabiúnas - Vitória
Gasduc I, II e III
Gaspal II
Gasvol
Gasan II
PR
UEG - Araucária
Gasbol
SC
Gasalp
Pilar
AL
SE
RPBC
Gastau
Japeri
Reduc
Gasan
Sul Capixaba DPP
Sul Capixaba NGCPP
Cabiúnas
Cabiúnas
Cabiúnas
Cabiúnas
I, II and III LRP
NGRP
I, II and III NGCPP
NGPP
Reduc - U - 2500
Reduc - U - 2600
Reduc I and II LFP
Caraguatatuba I, II and II DPP
Caraguatatuba NGCPP
Uruguaiana - Porto Alegre
Phase I
RS
Phase III
Uruguaiana - Porto Alegre
Phase II
Flows (operation)
Flows (construction)
Natural Gas Processing Plants
Planned Gas Pipeline
Operation
SOURCE: ANP/SCM.
42
COMMERCIALIZATION OF OIL, ITS PRODUCTS
AND NATURAL GAS
1.10 External Trade
table 1.16. OIL IMPORTS, BY REGION AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN – 2003-2012
REGIONS AND COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN
TOTAL
Not specified
North America
United States
Central and South America
Argentina
Barbados
Bermuda
Bolivia
Cayman Islands
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Europe and Former Soviet Union
Azerbaijan
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Russia
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Middle East
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Africa
Algeria
Angola
Cameroon
Congo (Democratic Republic)
Congo (Brazzaville)
Ecuatorial Guinea
Libya
Nigeria
Asia-Pacific
Australia
Indonesia
Malaysia
2003
125,535
-
2004
169,275
-
-
-
8,476
4,939
3,089
252
197
8,636
2,821
604
2,768
558
1,696
190
6,296
2,059
1,425
2,812
-
36,250
251
9,838
26,162
37,830
13,639
24,192
73,634
25,886
1,790
45,958
122,809
38,466
284
84,059
879
879
-
-
-
-
2005
138,213
5,130
5,130
6,423
1,922
2,907
1,595
0
35,248
10,607
24,641
91,412
38,603
956
4,362
47,491
-
OIL IMPORTS (103 BARRELS)
2006
2007
2008
2009
131,508 159,634 149,208 143,513
572
3,445
7,998
654
896
3,445
7,998
654
896
3,510
2,429
3,537
3,670
230
226
3,459
954
238
1,022
2,094
781
832
109
1,184
1,684
123
211
994
5,157
1,402
166
994
4,152
411
872
595
52
479
166
32,669
26,612
35,103
37,223
9,764
4,082
12,211
12,128
22,906
22,531
22,893 25,095
90,890 117,438 107,939 99,560
21,830 20,626
13,379
11,473
6,814
12,220
18,798
1,937
3,835
2,503
1,825
1,830
1,390
2,462
3,617
3,699
2,621
11,783
11,955
12,326
52,575
66,014
60,191
70,125
1,999
1,999
-
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
NOTE: Condensate included. Condensate imported by petrochemical plants included.
2010
123,649
2,689
2,689
2,001
243
581
853
305
19
3,203
1,308
1,895
34,522
10,208
24,315
80,652
3,136
4,868
853
5,332
1,006
65,457
581
581
-
12/11
%
2011
121,273
-
2012
113,948
-
2,054
2,054
553
553
-73.09
1,610
583
1,027
-
2,209
1,966
244
-
37.24
237.41
..
..
..
..
..
..
-76.27
..
463
463
-
884
884
-
90.68
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
34,173
9,071
25,102
35,209
9,162
26,047
3.03
..
1.01
3.77
77,529
1,950
2,866
1,000
4,385
67,328
71,733
8,045
1,354
62,334
-7.48
312.47
..
..
..
..
-69.11
..
-7.42
5,443
4,661
241
542
3,360
2,807
552
-
-38.28
-6.04
..
-73.09
-39.77
..
..
1. THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY | COMMERCIALIZATION OF OIL, ITS PRODUCTS AND NATURAL GAS
43
figure 1.9. OIL IMPORTS, BY REGION OF ORIGIN – 2012
MIDLE EAST 30.9%
TOTAL IMPORTED
VOLUME:
AFRICA 63%
113.948 MILLION
BARRELS
ASIA-PACIFIC 2.9%
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA 1.9%
EUROPE AND FORMER SOVIET UNION 0.8%
NORTH AMERICA 0.5%
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
20000
200
16,572.55
169.28
159.63
149.21
150
138.21
14,151.80
143.51
15000
131.51
125.54
123.65
121.27
13,448.47
113.95
11,974.02
100
10000
10,096.54
9,088.01
9,205.49
7,648.44
6,743.56
5000
50
3,820.11
0
0
2003
2004
EXPENDITURE
ON OIL IMPORTS
VOLUME OF
OIL IMPORTS
SOURCES: MDIC/Secex .
NOTES: 1. Condensate included.
2. Dolar in current value.
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
(106 US$ FOB)
(106 barrels)
figure 1.10. – EVOLUTION OF OIL IMPORTS AND EXPENDITURE ON OIL IMPORTS – 2003-2012
44
table 1.17. OIL EXPORTS, BY REGION AND COUNTRY OF DESTINATION – 2003-2012
REGION AND COUNTRY
OF DESTINATION
TOTAL
North America
Canada
United States
Argentina
Aruba
Bahamas
Barbados
Chile
Cayman Islands
Colombia
Netherlands Antilles
Peru
Puerto Rico
Santa Lucia
Trinidad and Tobago
Uruguay
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Spain1
United Kingdom2
Sweden
Middle East
Asia-Pacific
China
India
Japan
North Korea
Singapore
South Korea
OIL EXPORTS (103 BARRELS)
2006
2007
2008
2009
134,336
153,813
158,110
191,859
2003
88,246
2004
84,252
2005
100,190
13,168
13,168
10,866
10,866
15,928
15,928
38,674
38,674
54,414
54,414
49,617
49,617
28,276
1,023
14,250
8,588
891
3,524
-
39,394
5,375
10,489
10,887
891
883
886
9,056
926
47,254
8,125
15,215
11,987
2,722
564
8,640
-
47,590
3,605
12,705
20,865
366
6,217
3,831
-
48,806
1,013
23,471
5,038
15,955
3,329
-
22,539
4,181
4,312
0
6,258
1,942
5,845
-
19,323
4,719
341
2,110
0
8,255
1,010
2,888
-
18,063
2,369
0
6,607
0
8,397
690
-
21,734
3,032
3,093
0
12,435
992
2,183
-
5,698
5,698
3,114
3,114
-
18,565
868
11,811
5,886
11,555
6,577
0
988
3,990
18,945
13,016
2,042
0
3,887
12/11
%
2010
230,492
2011
220,649
2012
200,528
49,811
49,811
59,827
4,898
54,929
66,079
6,768
59,311
63,932
6,871
57,061
-3.25
64,697
18
17,252
357
3,751
41,711
1,608
-
72,000
1,366
10,421
4,512
55,242
459
-
60,782
464
14,341
4,023
2,287
39,180
486
-
58,009
664
322
21,244
3,052
767
1,700
29,763
497
27,843
1,890
9,661
1,762
12,384
489
1,658
-52.00
..
..
487.00
..
-54.52
..
..
..
3.64
..
-58.39
..
233.65
32,704
3,644
3,392
10,586
11,301
1,339
2,442
-
22,513
1,906
2,091
0
6,567
6,984
3,620
1,345
-
28,102
210
1,982
5,573
7,829
5,289
7,218
-
32,973
4,504
2,905
10,966
0
6,666
5,493
2,439
-
29,271
4,955
6,554
293
10,537
4,929
2,002
0
28,544
7,430
464
8,144
0
7,831
4,675
0
0
-2.48
49.95
..
..
24.25
..
-25.67
-5.15
..
-60.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
..
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
..
26,338
16,333
4,993
5,011
17,889
15,295
2,593
21,283
20,302
982
0
-
41,946
26,902
14,041
1,003
76,911
58,712
17,259
939
-
67,290
49,807
17,483
-
80,209
45,577
34,632
-
19.20
-8.49
98.08
..
..
..
..
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
1 For year 2003, Canary Islands included. 2 Virgin Islands included.
figure 1.11. OIL EXPORTS, BY REGION OF DESTINATION – 2003-2012
NORTH AMERICA 31.9%
ASIA-PACIFIC 40%
TOTAL EXPORTED
VOLUME:
200.528 MILLION
BARRELS
EUROPE 14.2%
CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMERICA 13.9%
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
-9.12
1.52
-3.79
45
250
230.49
25000
220.65
200.53
191.86
200
20000
21,785.44
20,305.87
153.81
150
100
158.11
134.34
88.25
100.19
10000
84.25
9,370.38
8,905.07
REVENUE FROM
OIL EXPORTS
15000
16,293.24
13,682.76
(106 US$ FOB)
(106 barrels)
figure 1.12. EVOLUTION OF OIL EXPORTS AND REVENUE FROM OIL EXPORTS – 2003-2012
6,894.29
50
5000
4,164.45
VOLUME OF
OIL EXPORTS
0
2,121.93
2003
2,527.69
2004
0
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
SOURCES: MDIC/Secex .
NOTES: 1. Condensate included.
2. Dollar in current value.
table 1.18. IMPORTS OF OIL PRODUCTS, BY REGION AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN – 2012
REGION AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
TOTAL
North America
United States
Others3
Argentina
Netherlands Antilles
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
Others4
Europe and Former
Soviet Union
Italy
Netherlands
Russia
Spain
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Others5
Middle East
Israel
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Others6
Africa
Angola
Algeria
Ecuatorial Guinea
Marrocos
Nigeria
Others7
Asia-Pacific
India
Malaysia
South Korea
Others8
OIL PRODUCTS IMPORTS (103 M3)
TOTAL
NAPHTHA
DIESEL
OIL
GASOLINE A
JET FUEL
COKE
LPG1
LUBRICATING
OIL
SOLVENT
OTHERS2
27,173
6,097.5
7,970.204
3,780.2
1,663.2
3,713.2
2,520.3
801.0
260.509
367.4
8,073.9
7,706.7
367.2
259.0
119.0
140.0
3,322.7
3,322.7
-
721.9
721.9
-
96.9
96.9
-
2,400.7
2,178.1
222.6
597.8
597.8
-
437.6
433.2
4.4
64.2
64.0
0.2
173.2
173.2
0.0
5,010.9
1,856.7
705.3
282.0
54.9
1,980.5
131.5
2,217.2
1,166.1
15.3
281.9
42.8
711.1
-
555.2
555.2
-
25.0
25.0
-
99.8
99.8
1,235.6
1,224.0
11.7
702.6
665.8
36.5
0.3
28.0
19.2
8.4
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.0
36.5
5.2
12.1
3.6
15.5
111.0
0.3
101.3
5.1
4.2
3,905.2
204.4
54.8
3,033.3
42.7
76.6
60.7
221.4
155.4
56.0
382.9
2,097.3
133.4
128.7
44.8
318.2
799.9
38.4
131.8
34.2
53.7
1.0
289.0
1,923.5
259.2
561.7
42.7
-
8.2
5.8
-
0.0
0.0
-
44.8
2.9
14.9
0.0
60.7
82.1
17.1
1.0
6.1
115.1
1.1
15.3
1.6
127.0
0.8
9.6
2.6
0.8
0.7
49.3
2.6
1,610.9
24.0
1,152.2
205.1
228.7
0.9
153.2
153.2
-
287.6
287.6
-
-
1,144.8
864.6
51.9
228.2
-
-
-
-
-
22.3
21.1
0.3
0.8
0.0
0.0
-
3.1
2.9
0.1
0.1
4,486.3
79.1
3,462.3
85.1
386.7
459.5
13.6
3,263.8
-
-
2,794.4
386.7
82.7
-
-
50.0
50
-
-
-
-
1,158.9
79.1
617.9
85.1
376.8
-
4.8
4.8
2.0
2.0
6.8
6.8
3,750.0
2,655.2
661.9
432.9
-
229.1
229.1
-
0.2
0.2
0.3
0.2
0.1
87.0
20.0
20.6
45.0
1.4
2.4
2.3
0.1
17.3
0.3
3.3
0.1
13.7
4,086.4
2,675.5
23.8
938.5
448.5
-
-
-
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
1 Propane and butane included. 2 Asphalt, gasoline A, aviation gasoline, fuel oil, paraffin, jet fuel and other non-energy products included. 3 Canada and Mexico
included. 4 Aruba, Cayman Islands, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Paraguay and Trinidad and Tobago included. 5 Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Czech
Republic, Dennmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and Turkey included. 6 Bahrein and Iran
included. 7 Egypt, Kenya and South Africa included. 8Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, Thailand and Taiwan included.
46
table 1.19. IMPORTS OF ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
OIL PRODUCTS
2003
13,139.4
6,488.8
181.7
3.9
2,039.9
93.0
3,818.4
352.0
6,650.6
1.2
2,488.8
3,196.1
225.0
18.8
712.9
7.8
TOTAL
Energy
Gasoline A
Aviation Gasoline
LPG1
Fuel Oil
Diesel
Jet fuel
Non-energy
Asphalt
Coke
Naphtha
Lubricating oil
Paraffin
Solvent
Others2
2004
11,744.4
4,870.8
55.4
1.7
1,880.1
130.4
2,694.7
108.5
6,873.6
4.4
2,465.7
3,235.3
270.5
9.3
878.1
10.3
2005
10,921.6
3,767.4
71.2
2006
13,501.3
6,111.3
28.2
947.6
52.9
2,371.3
324.5
7,154.2
6.5
2,284.2
4,275.2
340.0
5.3
216.4
26.6
1,585.5
251.7
3,545.1
700.8
7,390.0
8.0
2,577.5
4,278.2
289.9
12.0
208.8
15.6
IMPORTS (103 M3)
2007
2008
15,959.5
17,913.7
7,912.1
9,713.5
10.0
0.2
1,794.6
116.9
5,099.4
891.2
8,047.4
7.8
3,131.4
4,176.7
435.5
21.4
256.8
17.7
2,188.8
198.3
5,829.3
1,496.9
8,200.2
4.8
3,536.0
3,593.7
565.3
23.3
451.2
25.9
2009
15,936.7
7,354.7
0.0
3.1
2,556.7
10.2
3,515.0
1,269.6
8,582.1
29.5
3,286.4
4,119.6
459.3
35.0
617.5
34.8
2010
27,375.4
14,724.4
505.1
6.2
3,122.6
160.7
9,007.0
1,922.8
12,651.0
249.9
3,876.7
6,714.0
787.0
46.7
930.1
46.7
2011
30,314.9
17,427.4
2,186.8
6.1
3,389.7
709.4
9,332.8
1,802.7
12,887.5
91.0
4,448.5
7,129.6
731.1
55.3
385.3
46.7
12/11
%
2012
27,173.5
16,152.4
3,780.2
6.2
2,520.3
212.3
7,970.2
1,663.2
11,021.1
103.7
3,713.2
6,097.5
801.0
35.3
260.5
10.0
-10.36
-7.32
72.87
1.21
-25.65
-70.08
-14.60
-7.73
-14.48
13.89
-16.53
-14.48
9.56
-36.21
-32.39
-78.67
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
1 Propane and butane included. 2 Non-energy oil products of lesser importance included.
table 1.20. EXPORTS OF ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY OIL PRODUCTS, BY REGION AND COUNTRY OF DESTINATION – 2012
REGION AND
COUNTRY
OF DESTINATION
TOTAL
Unknown
destination
North America
United States
Others4
Central and
South America
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican
Republic
Ecuador
Guatemala
Netherlands
Antilles
Paraguay
Peru
Puerto Rico
Uruguay
Venezuela
Others5
Europe
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Spain
United Kingdom
Others6
Middle East
United Arab
Emirates
Others7
Africa
Angola
Nigeria
South Africa
Others8
Asia-Pacific
Singapore
Thailand
Others9
EXPORTS OF ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY OIL PRODUCTS (103 M3)
TOTAL
FUEL
OIL
MARINE FUELS
(BUNKERS)1
GASOLINE
A
SOLVENT
COKE
LUBRICATING
OIL
FUEL AND
LUBRICATING OIL
FOR AIRCRAFTS2
DIESEL
LPG
OTHERS3
14,916.6
7,279.0
3,442.2
122.3
326.7
319.3
139.8
2,781.3
321.2
31.2
153.7
6,223.5
-
3,442.2
-
-
-
-
2,781.3
-
-
-
543.4
501.1
42.3
72.7
72.7
-
-
229.4
229.4
0.0
164.6
122.5
42.1
13.0
13.0
0.1
-
-
-
-
59.7
59.7
0.0
-
-
-
3.9
3.8
0.1
3,181.2
2,477.3
-
62.6
93.3
1.9
67.1
-
321.2
31.2
126.6
364.1
172.6
13.6
1.9
0.2
174.3
-
-
40.9
-
74.2
1.4
11.0
-
0.4
-
7.9
4.9
2.6
1.9
-
-
105.6
68.4
-
-
1.7
57.1
0.2
1.9
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1.9
0.5
0.3
-
-
-
-
-
0.5
0.3
-
-
-
-
1,889.9
1,849.3
-
-
-
-
20.5
-
20.1
-
-
203.8
1.6
20.1
494.5
2.4
13.9
5.0
0.1
437.1
11.5
-
1.6
20.1
-
0.1
6.7
0.0
1.0
0.5
15.9
1.3
9.5
1.5
0.3
-
127.1
-
31.2
-
54.1
0.3
2,883.4
1.3
0.5
2,710.4
2.8
5.6
163.0
2,851.4
2,710.1
141.3
-
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.0
1.2
2.8
0.1
2.8
0.5
2.3
-
20.6
20.6
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4.6
0.1
0.3
3.3
1.0
-
-
-
86.1
-
-
-
-
86.0
0.1
-
86.0
-
-
-
-
86.0
-
-
-
-
0.1
-
-
-
-
0.1
-
-
-
114.8
0.4
38.0
-
-
-
38.7
0.3
38.0
-
-
60.1
-
-
-
0.1
0.0
-
-
-
-
-
-
15.8
-
60.1
16.3
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0.1
60.1
-
-
-
0.4
-
-
-
15.8
1,884.2
1,877.5
3.7
3.0
1,877.5
1,877.5
-
-
0.0
0.0
-
3.7
3.7
-
0.2
0.2
-
-
-
-
-
-
2.7
2.7
-
-
SOURCES: MDIC/Secex, excluding marine fuel oil; for marine fuel oil, Petrobras/Abast.
1 9.0
0.4
2.0
Fuel oil, diesel oil and lubricating oil sales for foreign ships in transit included. 2 Jet fuel and lubricating oil sales for foreign aircrafts in transit included.
Asphalt, aviation gasoline, naphtha, other non-energy products, paraffin and jet fuel included. 4 Canada and Mexico included. 5 Aruba, Cuba, El Salvador,
Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama and Trindad and Tobago included. 6 Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Servia, Sweden and
Switzerland included. 7 Jordan, Lebanon, Oman and Saudi Arabia. 8 Cabo Verde, Congo, Ecuatorial Guinea, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Mozambique and
Senegal included. 9 Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines and Taiwan included.
3 1. THE BRAZILIAN OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY | COMMERCIALIZATION OF OIL, ITS PRODUCTS AND NATURAL GAS
47
table 1.21. EXPORTS OF ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
EXPORTS (103 M3)
OIL PRODUCTS
TOTAL
Energy
Gasoline A
Aviation gasoline
LPG1
Fuel oil
Bunker2
Diesel
Jet fuel
Aircraft fuels3
Non-energy
Asphalt
Naphtha
Lubricating oil
and lubricating grease
Paraffin
Solvent
Others4
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
12/11
%
15,008.9
15,796.2
15,991.0
16,777.3
17,647.9
15,986.4
15,161.9
13,782.9
13,522.3
14,916.6
10.31
14,113.9
2,678.8
13.9
130.9
5,988.3
3,751.1
122.2
7.0
1,421.6
895.0
21.3
0.0
14,964.1
2,015.1
12.5
63.7
7,463.0
3,917.0
64.5
16.1
1,412.2
832.2
20.4
17.1
14,757.6
2,831.5
18.7
152.2
5,756.2
3,930.0
301.0
0.4
1,767.7
1,233.4
10.5
69.7
15,807.8
2,696.6
4.4
34.1
6,792.3
3,840.2
601.8
2.5
1,835.9
969.5
19.0
31.9
16,550.4
3,698.1
8.1
23.2
5,403.9
4,431.0
1,046.1
1.0
1,939.0
1,097.5
17.8
26.5
14,906.4
2,590.8
8.0
7.5
5,159.7
4,522.3
652.3
26.5
1,939.4
1,080.0
30.8
103.4
14,279.4
2,513.2
6.0
20.1
4,319.6
4,163.5
1,221.3
23.4
2,012.3
882.4
63.7
50.4
12,999.8
761.5
10.9
7.5
4,940.5
4,242.2
669.5
33.1
2,334.5
783.1
75.5
-
12,727.6
309.3
14.8
43.2
5,328.9
3,814.3
597.3
23.7
2,596.1
794.7
94.7
0.01
14,014.3
122.3
8.4
31.2
7,279.0
3,442.2
321.2
28.7
2,781.3
902.3
110.1
-
10.11
-60.47
-43.32
-27.59
36.60
-9.75
-46.22
20.93
7.13
13.54
16.22
-
105.6
71.0
72.2
110.1
71.7
40.9
50.8
51.1
55.2
139.8
153.36
21.6
473.7
272.7
6.7
443.1
273.9
9.1
618.5
453.4
14.6
555.6
238.3
8.6
649.7
323.3
8.7
574.2
322.0
7.9
459.9
249.7
7.1
467.2
182.2
5.3
365.9
273.6
6.3
326.7
319.4
19.28
-10.72
16.77
SOURCES: MDIC/Secex, excluding marine fuel oil. For marine fuel oil, Petrobras/Abast.
1 Propane and butane included. 2 Fuel oil and diesel oil sales for ships in transit included. 3 Jet fuel sales for aircrafts in transit included. 4 Coke and other nonenergy products of lesser importance included.
table 1.22. BRAZILIAN FOREIGN DEPENDENCE ON OIL AND OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
SPECIFICATION
Oil production (a)1
Oil net imports (b)2
Net imports of oil products (c)
Apparent comsumption
(d)=(a)+(b)+(c)
Foreign dependence
(e)=(d)-(a)
Foreign dependence
(e)/(d) %
2003
246.8
16.2
-5.1
BRAZILIAN FOREIGN DEPENDENCE ON OIL AND OIL PRODUCTS (103 M3/DAY)
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
244.6
272.3
287.6
291.4
301.9
322.6
339.8
348.6
36.9
16.6
-1.2
2.5
-3.9
-21.1
-46.5
-43.4
-11.1
-13.9
-9.0
-4.6
5.3
2.1
37.2
46.0
12/11
%
-2.00
-13.24
-27.21
257.9
270.5
275.0
277.4
289.3
303.3
303.7
330.5
351.3
337.5
-3.92
11.1
25.9
2.7
-10.2
-2.1
1.4
-18.9
-9.3
2.7
-4.1
-
4.3
9.6
1.0
-3.7
-0.7
0.5
-6.2
-2.8
0.8
-1.2
-
SOURCES: ANP/SDP, as per Ordinance No. 2.705/1998, for oil production data; MDIC/Secex, for imports and exports data, except for bunker.
NOTE: Consolidated data by ANP/SPP.
1 2012
341.7
-37.6
33.5
Includes condensate and NGL. 2 Includes condensate.
48
100%
400
80%
300
(Foreign Dependence)
(103 m3/day)
figure 1.13. BRAZILIAN FOREIGN DEPENDENCE ON OIL AND OIL PRODUCTS – 2003-2012
60%
200
40%
20%
9.6%
100
0.8%
0.5%
-0.7%
4.3%
0%
1.0%
-3.7%
-1.2%
-2.8%
-6.2%
0
-20%
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
OIL PRODUCTION1
OIL NET IMPORTS2
NET IMPORTS OF OIL PRODUCTS
FOREIGN DEPENDENCE
SOURCES: ANP/SDP; MDIC/Secex; Petrobras/Abast (Table 1.22)
NOTES: All calculations made by ANP/SPD.
1 Condensate and NGL included. 2 Condensate included.
table 1.23. NATURAL GAS IMPORTS, BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN – 2003-2012
COUNTRIES
NATURAL GAS IMPORTS (106 M3)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
12/11
%
TOTAL (a)+(b)
5,947
8,086
8,998
9,789
10,334
11,348
8,543
12,647
10,481
13,079
24.79
Natural Gas (a)
Argentina
Bolivia
Liquified Natural Gas
(LNG)1 (b)
Abu Dhabi
Belgium
Qatar
Spain
United States
France
Ecuatorial Guinea
Nigeria
Norway
Peru
Portugal
Trinidad & Tobago
5,947
350
5,597
8,086
451
7,635
8,998
349
8,648
9,789
475
9,314
10,334
166
10,168
11,313
135
11,178
8,108
8,108
9,820
9,820
9,796
9,796
10,082
10,082
2.92
..
2.92
-
-
-
-
-
35
435
2,827
686
2,998
337.18
-
-
-
-
-
35
75
360
32
79
635
88
89
869
154
880
295
166
225
214
1,078
27
70
77
451
168
67
846
..
..
265.70
..
-57.88
..
..
..
..
..
..
276.83
SOURCE: ANP/SCM, as per Ordinance ANP No. 43/1998.
NOTE: Brazilian natural gas imports started in July, 1999 and LNG in August 2008.
1 2007
Refers to the imported LNG considering its volume in gaseous state.
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1.11 Commercialization of Oil, its Products and Natural Gas
table 1.24. DOMESTIC SALES OF MAIN OIL PRODUCTS, BY DISTRIBUTORS – 2003-2012
OIL PRODUCTS
TOTAL
Gasoline C
Aviation gasoline
LPG
Fuel oil
Diesel oil
Jet fuel
Lamp oil
2003
81,309
22,610
59
11,436
6,200
36,853
3,972
177
2004
83,907
23,174
61
11,708
5,413
39,226
4,209
116
DOMESTIC SALES AT DISTRIBUTION LEVEL (103 M3)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
84,140
84,486
88,419
92,682
92,332
102,878
23,553
24,008
24,325
25,175
25,409
29,844
55
52
55
61
62
70
11,639
11,783
12,034
12,259
12,113
12,558
5,237
5,127
5,525
5,172
5,004
4,901
39,167
39,008
41,558
44,764
44,298
49,239
4,429
4,466
4,891
5,227
5,428
6,250
59
42
31
24
16
15
2011
111,335
35,491
70
12,868
3,672
52,264
6,955
14
2012
119,838
39,698
76
12,926
3,934
55,900
7,292
12
12/11
%
7.64
11.85
8.36
0.46
7.14
6.96
4.84
-18.87
SOURCE: ANP/SAB. Up to 2006, data as per Ordinance CNP No. 221/1981. Since 2007, data as per Ordinance ANP No. 17/2004.
NOTE: Up to 2006, data include distributors sales and their own consumption. Since 2007, only distributor sales are included.
(106 m3)
figure 1.14. DOMESTIC SALES OF MAIN OIL PRODUCTS, BY DISTRIBUTORS – 2003-2012
60
55.90
52.26
49.24
50
44.76
44.30
41.56
40
39.23
36.85
39.17
39.70
39.01
35.49
29.84
30
25.17
25.41
12.03
12.26
12.11
5.13
5.53
5.23
5.43
4.43
4.47
4.89
5.17
5.00
4.9
0.18
0.11
0.09
0.09
0.09
0.08
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
22.61
23.17
23.55
24.01
24.33
11.44
11.71
11.64
11.78
6.2
5.41
5.24
3.97
4.21
0.24
2003
20
DIESEL OIL
10
GASOLINE C
0
LPG
FUEL OIL
JET FUEL
OTHERS1
SOURCE: ANP/SAB (Table 1.24).
1 Aviation gasoline and lamp oil included.
12.56
12.87
12.93
6.25
6.96
7.29
3.67
3.93
0.08
0.08
0.09
2010
2011
2012
50
table 1.25. NATURAL GAS DOMESTIC SALES BY BRAZILIAN REGION AND STATE – 2003-2012
STATES
TOTAL
North
Amazonas
Northeast
Ceará
Rio Grande do Norte
Paraíba
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Sergipe1
Bahia1
Southeast
Minas Gerais
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
South
Paraná
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Central-West
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
2003
12,488
2004
14,997
-
-
NATURAL GAS SALES BY PRODUCERS (106 M3)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
15,426
15,974
16,012
19,011
14,236
19,126
-
-
-
12/11
%
2011
18,450
2012
21,229
15.06
1
1
46
46
647
647
897
897
38.68
38.68
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
3,533
226
98
87
279
135
456
2,253
4,022
479
112
93
780
145
443
1,970
3,539
266
125
99
662
155
513
1,719
3,291
225
137
115
490
169
491
1,664
3,393
173
152
132
391
181
476
1,889
3,376
186
148
138
422
181
405
1,895
3,388
266
134
131
475
165
428
1,789
4,429
509
142
133
854
174
490
2,128
4,198
398
139
126
864
162
566
1,943
4,221
464
126
130
885
197
526
1,892
0.53
16.52
-9.48
3.71
2.40
21.68
-6.99
-2.64
7,060
483
395
2,639
3,543
8,448
726
409
3,203
4,110
9,421
647
385
3,610
4,779
10,194
733
406
3,730
5,324
10,619
616
445
3,770
5,788
13,965
830
673
6,453
6,009
9,443
531
490
3,448
4,974
12,917
945
808
5,350
5,814
11,829
1,045
1,047
4,015
5,721
14,303
1,318
1,101
5,750
6,135
20.91
26.0
5.1
43.20
7.23
1,191
186
311
694
1,558
219
389
949
1,749
249
474
1,026
1,934
303
527
1,105
1,652
363
567
723
1,564
348
579
637
1,350
293
582
475
1,542
351
642
549
1,700
369
675
656
1,712
375
679
658
0.65
1.59
0.50
0.28
704
287
416
969
653
316
716
476
240
555
342
213
348
139
208
105
87
18
54
54
-
191
189
2
75
73
3
97
93
4
29.49
28.49
58.32
SOURCE: Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural.
NOTE: Related only the States where there were sales of natural gas in the specified period.
1 Sales for Nitrogen Fertilizer plants (Fafen), owned by Petrobras, included.
(109 m3)
figure 1.15. NATURAL GAS DOMESTIC SALES, AT PRODUCTION LEVEL – 2003-2012
25
21.23
20
19.13
19.01
15
15
15.43
15.97
18.45
16.01
14.24
12.49
10
5
0
2003
2004
2005
SOURCE: Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural (Table 1.25).
NOTE: Sales to nitrofertilizer plants (Fafen) owned by Petrobras included.
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
51
table 1.26. BRAZILIAN NATURAL GAS BALANCE – 2003-2012
SPECIFICATION
Imports
Production
Reinjection
Gas flaring and losses
Own consumption
E&P1
R
efining, NGPPs
and transfers2
NGL3
Sales4
Adjustments
BRAZILIAN NATURAL GAS BALANCE (103 M3)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
8,998
9,789
10,334
11,348
8,543
12,647
17,699
17,706
18,152
21,593
21,142
22,938
2,986
3,170
3,494
3,894
4,351
4,369
2,474
1,852
1,947
2,187
3,424
2,418
4,434
4,915
5,500
6,310
6,160
8,086
2,473
2,805
2,879
2,892
3,084
3,548
2003
5,947
15,792
3,291
1,626
3,539
2,048
2004
8,086
16,971
3,616
1,469
4,069
2,215
1,491
1,854
1,961
2,109
2,621
3,419
3,076
681
12,488
114
675
14,997
231
1,150
15,426
227
1,362
15,974
223
1,309
16,012
223
1,331
19,011
207
1,256
14,236
257
2011
10,481
24,074
4,038
1,756
8,670
3,703
2012
13,079
25,832
3,543
1,445
10,905
3,869
12/11
%
24.79
7.30
-12.26
-17.75
25.77
4.46
4,538
4,502
7,036
56.30
1,335
19,126
251
1,287
18,450
354
1,281
21,229
709
-0.41
15.06
100.19
SOURCES: ANP/SCM, as per Ordinance ANP No. 43/98, for imports data; ANP/SDP, as per Decree No. 2.705/98, for production, reinjection, gas flaring and
losses data; Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural, for own consumption, NGL and sales data.
Refers to Petrobras own consumption in production areas and in Urucu I, II and III, Guamaré I, II and III, Pilar, Atalaia, Carmópolis, Candeias, Catu, Bahia,
Lagoa Parda, Cacimbas and Sul Capixaba NGPPs. 2 Refers to Petrobras own consumption in refining, electricity generation and gas transfer areas as well as in
Lubnor, Cabiúnas plants, Reduc I and II and RPBC NGPPs. 3 Volume of gas absorbed in NGPPs (LPG, C5+, ethane and propane). 4Sales to Nitroferlilizers Plants
(Fafen), owned by Petrobras, included.
1 (109 m3)
figure 1.16. BRAZILIAN NATURAL GAS BALANCE - 2003-2012
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Fontes: ANP/SDP; ANP/SCM; Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios Gás Natural (Tabela 3.31).
¹Inclui as vendas para as Fábricas de Fertilizantes Nitrogenados (Fafen) pertencentes à Petrobras. ²Volume de gás natural
IMPORTS
absorvido
nas UPGNs (GLP, C5+, etano e propano). ³Refere-se ao consumo próprio da Petrobras nas áreas de produção, refino,
SALES1
geração térmica de eletricidade, processamento e movimentação de gás natural.
NGL2
OWN CONSUMPTION3
GAS FLARING AND LOSSES
REINJECTION
SOURCES: ANP/SDP; ANP/SCM; Petrobras/Unidade de Negócios de Gás Natural (Table 1.26).
1 Sales to nitrofertilizer plants (Fafen), owned by Petrobras, included. 2 Volume of gas absorved in NGPPs (LPG, C5+, ethane and propane).
Refers to Petrobras' own consumption in natural gas production, refining, electricity generation and processing and transferring areas.
3 Section 2
BIOFUELS
54
2.1 Ethanol
table 2.1. PRODUCTION OF ANHYDROUS AND HYDRATED ETHANOL, BY BRAZILIAN REGION AND STATE – 2003-2012
PRODUCTION OF ANHYDROUS AND HYDRATED ETHANOL (103 M3)
BRAZILIAN REGION
AND STATE
BRAZIL
North
Acre
Rondônia
Amazonas
Pará
Tocantins
Northeast
Maranhão
Piauí
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Paraíba
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Southeast
Minas Gerais
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
South
Paraná
Rio Grande do Sul
Central-West
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
Goiás
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
14,469.95
14,647.25
16,039.89
39.39
4.38
35.01
-
47.53
4.67
42.86
-
47.51
6.01
37.28
4.22
75.88
5.65
58.66
11.57
47.66
8.26
39.39
-
55.67
7.96
44.91
2.80
51.73
8.55
4.74
36.02
2.42
59.71
1.49
10.76
7.14
23.81
16.51
169.86
2.68
12.42
6.43
39.14
109.19
1,505.23
89.87
22.37
0.32
1,675.49
95.91
19.45
0.15
1,695.56
48.92
19.93
1.02
1,572.56
113.56
65.66
1.00
1,901.72
192.30
36.17
0.57
2,371.62
181.56
44.55
7.52
2,210.50
168.50
40.95
10.76
1,822.89
180.62
35.50
4.04
1,938.53
178.37
36.64
8.78
12/11
%
2011
2012
17,764.26 22,556.90 27,133.19 26,103.09 28,203.42 22,892.50
23,540.06
2.83
209.35
4.10
8.64
4.05
33.50
159.06
23.25
52.97
-30.39
-37.10
-14.40
45.68
1,854.79
158.92
33.68
3.98
-10.91
-8.07
-54.74
-4.32
85.47
64.21
99.35
95.56
55.60
87.40
117.30
102.03
95.92
89.81
-6.36
267.67
339.20
589.83
61.49
49.00
243.80
397.02
729.65
62.47
62.83
353.50
380.18
620.27
67.64
104.75
255.94
311.95
572.32
62.79
93.77
363.50
395.39
681.45
35.49
141.25
401.48
558.92
892.64
57.56
139.98
395.30
469.03
790.99
101.12
116.56
318.08
396.01
575.53
80.91
130.17
327.96
366.88
721.70
97.89
104.40
333.82
318.40
600.64
146.43
169.11
1.79
-13.21
-16.77
49.58
61.98
9,786.64
785.23
151.77
104.74
8,744.90
9,948.40
758.25
167.83
161.25
8,861.07
11,154.24
918.80
217.39
164.29
9,853.77
12,478.67
1,270.58
159.46
90.24
10,958.39
15,782.23 19,212.33
1,790.91 2,200.92
281.79
250.32
120.27
125.98
13,589.27 16,635.12
17,676.39 18,860.06 14,208.83
2,284.23
2,680.51
2,105.65
238.35
208.62
197.00
112.82
69.87
81.26
15,041.00 15,901.06 11,824.93
14,116.98
2,040.34
180.80
68.10
11,827.75
-0.65
1,209.45
1,203.40
6.05
1,178.31
1,173.49
4.82
995.67
992.33
3.34
1,308.24
1,302.74
5.50
1,923.23 1,906.00
1,916.23 1,899.68
7.00
6.32
1,929.26
472.11
795.38
661.77
1,797.52
413.61
792.63
591.28
2,146.91
619.92
723.78
803.21
2,328.92
644.55
811.80
872.57
2,902.06
873.64
863.59
1,164.83
3,587.57
945.27
898.52
1,743.78
-3.10
-8.22
-16.20
0.02
1,901.26
1,898.80
2.46
1,746.03
1,740.23
5.81
1,405.64
1,399.06
6.58
1,313.30
1,311.64
1.67
-6.57
-6.25
-74.68
4,263.22
1,331.48
809.92
2,121.83
5,714.73
1,881.51
853.53
2,979.69
5,169.65
1,630.29
862.11
2,677.25
6,045.64
1,938.16
977.58
3,129.90
16.94
18.88
13.39
16.91
SOURCE: MAPA/Sapcana.
NOTE: Only states with anhydrous and/or hydrated ethanol production within the past ten years were listed.
(106 m3)
figure 2.1. PRODUCTION OF ANHYDROUS AND HYDRATED ETHANOL – 2003-2012
30
25
20
15
10
HYDRATED
ETHANOL
ANHYDROUS
ETHANOL
5
0
2003
SOURCE: MAPA/Sapcana (Tables 2.1 and 2.2).
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2. BIOFUELS
55
table 2.2. PRODUCTION OF HYDRATED ETHANOL, BY BRAZILIAN REGION AND STATE – 2003-2012
BRAZILIAN REGION
AND STATE
BRAZIL
North
Acre
Rondônia
Amazonas
Pará
Tocantins
Northeast
Maranhão
Piauí
Ceará
Rio Grande
do Norte
Paraíba
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Southeast
Minas Gerais
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
South
Paraná
Central-West
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
Goiás
PRODUCTION OF HYDRATED ETHANOL (103 M3)
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
12/11
%
9,851.38 14,302.66
17,556.28
19,089.27
20,166.88
14,217.18
13,875.96
-2.40
34.90
7.96
25.26
1.68
47.62
8.55
4.74
31.91
2.42
48.99
1.49
10.76
7.14
17.61
11.99
77.77
2.68
12.42
6.43
22.39
33.85
75.84
4.10
8.64
4.05
10.87
48.17
-2.48
52.97
-30.39
-37.10
-51.44
42.31
1,211.57
60.44
11.42
6.90
1,284.18
58.75
5.15
10.76
983.80
39.12
2.39
4.04
930.61
30.67
1.88
8.78
843.07
23.44
1.48
3.98
-23.59
-21.21
-54.74
2003
2004
2005
2006
5,638.29
6,788.47
7,832.15
8.69
4.38
4.32
-
9.24
4.67
4.57
-
13.61
6.01
7.49
0.11
19.09
5.65
11.32
2.13
17.91
8.26
9.64
-
737.61
5.61
4.35
0.32
861.09
8.72
4.33
0.15
775.80
11.08
5.83
1.02
711.40
20.26
13.95
1.00
987.60
50.15
9.53
0.57
-9.41
31.71
37.44
39.14
28.60
35.44
46.77
82.36
49.30
44.52
37.48
-15.80
131.75
165.27
351.10
29.47
18.04
158.66
151.66
447.87
33.78
18.49
171.71
128.22
361.04
39.05
18.72
147.47
112.28
328.90
30.48
28.45
212.88
212.07
399.25
12.46
55.26
213.15
297.94
494.34
29.09
51.53
237.95
309.47
421.62
85.39
72.74
182.13
237.11
330.25
68.50
70.97
184.84
184.69
359.07
78.02
38.14
186.75
141.89
254.21
103.36
90.48
1.03
-23.17
-29.20
32.49
137.21
3,320.67
400.27
48.55
65.17
2,806.68
4,279.67
429.32
46.67
101.65
3,702.04
5,115.17
525.88
46.27
84.08
4,458.95
6,877.56
691.18
47.48
59.52
6,079.38
9,875.79 12,347.86 12,915.91
1,167.92
1,634.03
1,793.39
88.72
125.43
130.73
93.32
89.20
102.86
8,525.84 10,499.20 10,888.94
13,298.17
2,084.00
104.37
69.87
11,039.93
8,489.67
1,362.74
69.02
81.26
6,976.65
7,771.42
1,192.36
68.65
68.10
6,442.32
-12.50
-0.54
-16.20
-7.66
729.49
723.44
760.64
755.82
656.29
652.95
864.81
859.31
1,563.79
1,556.79
1,471.32
1,465.00
1,528.92
1,526.46
1,464.59
1,458.79
1,039.75
1,033.18
919.83
918.16
-11.53
841.82
252.44
313.08
276.31
877.83
239.99
364.17
273.67
1,271.28
401.83
436.01
433.43
1,378.51
437.40
485.88
455.24
1,857.57
659.43
486.18
711.96
2,490.64
709.03
546.22
1,235.39
3,312.64
1,088.88
538.35
1,685.42
4,371.33
1,520.53
579.38
2,271.42
3,679.39
1,194.17
532.58
1,952.65
4,265.81
1,455.36
501.81
2,308.64
15.94
21.87
-5.78
18.23
-8.46
-11.13
SOURCE: MAPA/Sapcana.
NOTE: Only states with hydrated ethanol production within the past ten years were listed.
table 2.3. ETHANOL IMPORTS, BY REGION AND BY COUNTRY OF DESTINATION – 2011-2012
REGION AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
TOTAL
North America
Mexico
United States
Barbados
Guyana
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Poland
Spain
United Kingdom
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
ETHANOL IMPORTS (M3)
2011
2012
12/11
%
1,136,901
553,886
-51.28
1,099,623
10
1,099,612
553,198
9
553,189
-49.69
790
88
285
417
549
135
21
369
24
-30.48
36,489
1,674
61
9
17
11
34,718
139
5
39
21
71
3
-
-99.62
-11.37
-49.69
52.60
..
29.65
-94.24
-99.70
-36.03
145.30
..
..
-72.51
..
56
table 2.4. ETHANOL EXPORTS, BY REGION AND BY COUNTRY OF DESTINATION – 2003-2012
REGION AND
COUNTRY
OF DESTINATION
TOTAL
North America
Canada
Mexico
United States
Central and
South America
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican
Republic
El Salvador
Ecuador
Jamaica
Paraguay
Porto Rico
Trinidad and
Tobago
Uruguay
Venezuela
Others
Europe
Belgium
Finland
France
Germany
Netherlands
Norway
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
Others
Middle East
United Arab
Emirates
Others
Africa
Angola
Ghana
Nigeria
Sierra Leone
South Africa
Others
Asia-Pacific
Australia
China
India
Japan
New Zeland
North Korea
Philippines
Singapore
South Korea
Taiwan
Others
SOURCE: MDIC/Secex.
ETHANOL EXPORTS (M3)
2003
765,025
2004
2005
2006
2007
2,432,618 2,592,293 3,428,863 3,532,668
2008
2009
2010
2011
5,123,820 3,323,467
2012
12/11
%
1,900,165
1,964,018
3,050,373
55.31
972,212 1,776,481
4,250
37,467
49,210
29,930
918,752 1,709,084
358,984
73,740
285,244
348,494
35,100
313,394
668,005
4,080
663,925
2,042,420
6,553
2,035,867
205.75
..
60.61
206.64
609,211
898,737
1,160,262
783,144
200,309
372,343
472,341
26.86
1,324
10,320
91,265
2,006
5,390
170,367
2,843
8,187
109,504
1,677
2,420
100,276
5,945
5,477
-
16,415
5,536
8
-
85,893
40,935
44,958
545,613
26,334
90,417
428,863
387,652
26,839
100,098
260,715
1,836,156
18,855
50,241
1,767,060
172,779
305,537
552,374
5
1,555
32,491
1,131
117,893
1,287
126,693
7,663
-53.32
4,548
-17.85
260 3,150.00
..
92,213
-
-
13,452
-
5,428
1,617
4,001
2,010
1,310
2,015
53.82
15,679
104,077
79
-
29,154
135,759
977
5,243
157,851
133,288
10,261
181,143
1,646
131,543
10,371
224,397
7,072
308,968
13,993
356,238
3,965
436,503
5,068
10,246
71,101
437,657
7
22,150
4,903
138,622
74
32,253
50,083
25
137,589
15
20,255
108,421
216,270
112
19,866
..
..
57.19
646.67
-1.92
14,965
7,155
36,116
71,579
158,869
224,510
139,951
6,636
135,881
14,700
-89.18
117
3,810
2,903
5,323
453
49,478
23,495
440
104,605
4,975
658
1,589
466
1,116
445
3,459
3,071
965
353
5,050
176
6,248
25
23.72
..
-85.80
213,938
4,818
5,737
85,680
568
100,395
10,853
5,701
4
184
434,673
3,625
12,429
7,106
168,573
375
195,337
22,401
23,181
1,647
569,937
1,400
259,403
245,891
9,896
29,313
13,662
10,372
600,167
8,900
346,615
173
204,614
12,856
27,008
1
1,007,913
1,611
19,986
5,064
808,557
4,698
116,466
3,747
47,784
-
1,498,807
6,277
41,477
10,213
4,486
1,332,756
4,911
5,142
11,572
81,972
1
938,360
5,016
26,812
678,466
54,724
161,637
11,705
477,259
4,900
14,843
238,988
6,000
52,158
160,336
34
193,233
18,028
4
95,504
79,677
20
-
105,299
162
5,000
91,101
9,018
18
-
-99.10
..
..
..
-4.61
..
..
..
-88.68
..
-10.00
..
-
-
-
48
43,849
5,191
29,527
-
-
-
-
-
-
43,749
5,162
23,814
-
-
-
-
-
-
48
100
29
5,713
-
-
-
..
81,652
413
28,170
48,248
328
4,097
397
124,766
5,848
7,849
109,096
803
1,170
131,723
6,577
3,861
118,441
1,566
1,278
55,531
3,178
6,075
42,680
648
2,008
942
172,578
11,661
33,172
122,879
2,355
2,511
137,676
9,871
19,759
97,888
2,313
5,563
2,281
180,723
35,118
14,803
115,766
1,659
12,318
1,059
117,398
14,548
18,874
80,123
82
3,556
215
105,511
12,173
8,314
73,603
32
11,368
21
99,265
14,995
7,808
71,066
5,334
62
-5.92
210,763 1,022,029
23,991
441,050
91,281
225,437
23,295
2,021
15,761
29,595
56,436
281,230
42,695
950,607
410,757
315,392
4,499
3,603
216,356
-
327,750
10,074
225,403
92,273
-
437,379
364,003
4,790
1,564
66,693
329
545,403
6,374
4,050
66,510
263,473
1,755
4,522
10,706
186,782
1,230
1,032,729
8,040
367,570
279,961
11,181
32,799
19,464
313,714
-
756,705
19,338
24
58,603
261,672
3,597
26,679
6,500
375,309
4,983
624,926
16,443
27,565
280,873
300,045
-
331,048
3,533
14,799
108,170
165,788
38,758
-
-45.51
..
..
23.18
-6.09
-3.45
..
-53.08
195.24
-47.03
-78.51
..
..
-61.49
..
..
..
..
-44.75
..
..
2. BIOFUELS
57
table 2.5. HYDRATED ETHANOL SALES, BY BRAZILIAN REGION AND STATE, AT DISTRIBUTION LEVEL – 2003-2012
BRAZILIAN REGION
AND STATE
TOTAL
North
Rondônia
Acre
Amazonas
Roraima
Pará
Amapá
Tocantins
Northeast
Maranhão
Piauí
Ceará
Rio Grande do
Norte
Paraíba
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Southeast
Minas Gerais
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
South
Paraná
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Central-West
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
Goiás
Distrito Federal
HYDRATED ETHANOL SALES (103 M3)
12/11
%
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
3,245.32
4,512.93
4,667.22
6,186.55
9,366.84
13,290.10
16,470.95
15,074.30
10,899.22
9,850.18
-9.62
50.60
11.94
3.65
12.56
0.57
8.83
0.88
12.17
54.98
12.74
3.75
13.53
0.58
10.51
0.77
13.09
62.68
13.63
4.00
19.02
0.74
10.81
0.89
13.60
57.77
10.62
4.14
16.27
1.30
10.37
0.93
14.16
113.63
21.53
6.37
32.50
2.26
17.75
1.45
31.76
197.77
40.58
9.51
54.70
2.87
31.55
2.77
55.78
275.85
57.19
11.95
79.60
2.91
46.19
8.30
69.71
221.36
40.08
9.49
54.88
2.76
46.97
6.72
60.46
154.07
26.51
8.58
40.52
2.49
33.57
4.93
37.47
129.35
19.70
5.75
40.07
1.93
30.72
3.31
27.88
-16.05
-25.70
-33.07
-1.11
-22.44
-8.49
-32.89
-25.59
233.85
8.60
15.45
34.24
282.56
8.26
16.22
35.62
328.33
11.27
14.97
40.50
417.41
16.59
14.04
66.10
712.96
49.10
19.44
107.88
1,235.70
107.36
28.27
152.94
1,625.37
142.65
33.11
174.59
1,360.03
88.46
19.25
157.51
793.48
35.20
13.86
113.61
645.64
23.84
15.98
93.42
-32.28
15.30
-17.77
-18.63
18.01
23.36
26.50
33.37
67.38
94.71
98.37
79.16
55.27
46.05
-16.68
30.45
43.30
20.05
13.88
49.87
32.05
69.22
23.52
14.76
59.55
34.03
93.53
26.90
13.52
67.11
36.60
107.51
34.90
12.77
95.53
63.59
163.31
51.46
16.85
173.95
89.66
280.71
83.10
29.43
369.51
112.98
365.49
104.51
52.50
541.17
86.56
315.41
76.10
39.23
498.36
58.02
184.82
53.24
25.25
254.23
44.72
163.34
39.55
21.12
197.61
-22.93
-11.62
-25.70
-16.33
-22.27
1,941.27
374.26
36.54
98.18
1,432.30
2,893.98
420.90
36.72
109.82
2,326.54
3,023.31
391.48
50.55
180.53
2,400.75
4,381.77
371.41
42.43
224.25
3,743.68
6,578.10
602.74
70.83
359.40
5,545.12
9,022.76 10,860.08 10,044.63
957.20
1,204.43
838.16
137.25
172.83
85.76
677.06
872.81
746.46
7,251.25
8,610.00
8,374.26
7,646.56
568.76
55.73
531.76
6,490.31
6,841.20
524.09
47.37
435.28
5,834.46
-10.53
683.83
377.08
155.00
151.75
904.65
538.76
173.87
192.01
883.41
518.24
175.27
189.90
872.40
520.58
193.06
158.76
1,163.95
701.25
242.40
220.30
1,605.38
904.33
376.16
324.89
2,094.71
1,193.03
498.65
403.03
1,878.49
1,347.00
290.59
240.89
1,071.58
811.37
123.08
137.12
1,024.50
814.62
94.66
115.22
0.40
-23.09
-15.98
335.77
61.18
40.02
145.39
89.17
376.76
71.21
59.25
170.10
76.20
369.50
71.59
70.98
149.38
77.56
457.19
65.29
72.47
238.58
80.86
798.20
105.47
107.20
435.31
150.22
1,228.50
166.28
276.85
610.59
174.78
1,614.95
207.98
393.94
773.68
239.35
1,569.79
168.27
416.31
851.08
134.13
1,233.53
105.79
338.64
705.07
84.02
1,209.49
90.76
371.86
688.74
58.13
-14.21
9.81
-2.32
-30.81
-7.85
-15.00
-18.14
-10.11
-4.39
-1.95
SOURCE: ANP/SAB. Up to 2006, data as per Ordinance CNP No. 221/1981. Since 2007, data as per Ordinance ANP No. 17/2004.
NOTE: Up to 2006 data include distributors sales and their own consumption. Since 2007, data include solely distributors sales.
(106 m3)
figure 2.2. HYDRATED ETHANOL SALES, BY REGION, AT DISTRIBUTION LEVEL – 2003-2012
18
15
12
9
6
CENTRAL-WEST
3
SOUTH
SOUTHEAST
NORTHEAST
NORTH
SOURCE: ANP/SAB (Table 2.5).
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
58
2.2 Biodiesel
table 2.6. NOMINAL CAPACITY OF BIODIESEL1 (B100), BY PLANT – 2012
PLANT
LOCATION (STATE)
TOTAL
Abdiesel
Abdiesel
ADM
ADM
Agrenco
Agropalma
Amazonbio
Araguassú
Barralcool
Beira Rio
Bianchini
Big Frango
Binatural
Bio Brazilian Italian Oil
Bio Óleo
Bio Petro
Bio Vida
Biobrax
Biocamp
Biocar
Bionasa
Bionorte
Biopar
Biopar
Biosep
Biotins
Bioverde
Brasil Ecodiesel
Bsbios
Bsbios Marialva
Bunge
Camera
Camera
Caramuru
Caramuru
Cargill
Cesbra
Comanche
Coomisa
Cooperbio
Cooperfeliz
Delta
Fertibom
Fiagril
Granol
Granol
Granol
Grupal
Innovatti
JBS
JBS
Minerva
Oleoplan
Olfar
Orlândia
Ouro Verde
Petrobras
Petrobras
Petrobras
Rondobio
SPBio
SSIL
Tauá Biodiesel
Transportadora Caibiense
V-Biodiesel
Araguari/MG
Varginha/MG
Rondonópolis/MT
Joaçaba/SC
Alto Araguaia/MT
Belém/PA
Jí Paraná/RO
Porto Alegre do Norte/MT
Barra do Bugres/MT
Terra Nova do Norte/MT
Canoas/RS
Rolândia/PR
Formosa/GO
Barra do Garças/MT
Cuiabá/MT
Araraquara/SP
Várzea Grande/MT
Una/BA
Campo Verde/MT
Dourados/MS
Porangatu/GO
São Miguel do Araguaia/GO
Rolandia/PR
Nova Marilândia/MT
Três Pontas/MG
Paraíso de Tocantins/TO
Taubaté/SP
São Luís/MA
Passo Fundo/RS
Marialva/PR
Nova Mutum/MT
Ijuí/RS
Rosário do Sul/RS
São Simão/GO
Ipameri/GO
Três Lagoas/MS
Volta Redonda/RJ
Simões Filho/BA
Sapezal/MT
Cuiabá/MT
Feliz Natal/MT
Rio Brilhante/MS
Catanduva/SP
Lucas do Rio Verde/MT
Anápolis/GO
Cachoeira do Sul/RS
Porto Nacional/TO
Sorriso/MT
Mairinque/SP
Colider/MT
Lins/SP
Palmeiras de Goiás/GO
Veranópolis/RS
Erechim/RS
Orlândia/SP
Rolim de Moura/RO
Candeias/BA
Montes Claros/MG
Quixadá/CE
Rondonópolis/MT
Sumaré/SP
Rondonópolis/MT
Nova Mutum/MT
Rondonópolis/MT
Iraquara/BA
SOURCE: ANP/SRP, as per Ordinance ANP No. 30/2013.
1 Biodiesel (B100), as per Ordinance ANP No. 14/2012.
NOMINAL CAPACITY (M3/YEAR)
20,567.8
6.0
2.4
1,352.0
510.0
660.0
80.0
90.0
100.0
190.5
12.0
900.0
6.0
450.0
98.0
150.0
194.4
18.0
98.0
300.0
30.0
653.0
94.7
120.0
100.0
36.0
81.0
503.3
360.0
444.0
353.0
413.8
650.0
360.0
625.0
625.0
700.0
166.7
335.0
12.0
460.0
10.0
300.0
333.3
563.0
1,033.0
933.3
360.0
120.0
30.0
100.0
560.2
45.0
1,050.0
600.0
150.0
9.0
603.4
422.7
301.7
10.0
83.3
50.0
100.0
100.0
360.0
2. BIOFUELS
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table 2.7. PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL1, BY BRAZILIAN REGION AND STATE – 2005-2012
BRAZILIAN REGION
AND STATE
PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL (B100) - (M3)
12/11
%
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
BRAZIL
736
69,002
404,329
1,167,128
1,608,448
2,386,399
2,672,760
2,717,483
1.67
North
Rondônia
Pará
Tocantins
Northeast
Maranhão
Piauí
Ceará
Bahia
Southeast
Minas Gerais
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
South
Paraná
Rio Grande do Sul
Central-West
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
Goiás
510
2,421
2,421
-
26,589
99
3,717
22,773
15,987
228
2,625
13,135
41,821
4,779
3,494
33,547
95,106
6,190
2,345
86,570
103,446
2,264
101,182
78,654
8,406
70,247
-23.97
271.25
..
-30.57
34,798
28,604
1,956
4,238
172,200
23,509
30,474
47,276
70,942
125,910
36,172
4,548
19,208
65,982
163,905
31,195
3,616
49,154
79,941
176,994
18,705
66,337
91,952
176,417
44,524
131,893
293,573
62,369
231,204
66.41
..
..
40.08
75.30
21,562
311
21,251
37,023
138
36,885
185,594
185,594
284,774
40,271
8,201
236,302
420,328
72,693
20,177
327,458
379,410
76,619
7,716
295,076
255,733
80,100
17,046
158,587
-32.60
100
100
-
42,708
12
42,696
313,350
7,294
306,056
477,871
23,681
454,189
675,668
69,670
605,998
976,928
114,819
862,110
926,611
120,111
806,500
-5.15
4.61
-6.45
10,121
13
10,108
125,808
15,170
110,638
526,287
284,923
241,364
640,077
4,367
367,009
268,702
1,018,303
7,828
568,181
442,293
1,036,559
31,023
499,950
505,586
1,162,913
84,054
477,713
601,146
12.19
170.94
-4.45
18.90
510
-
156
156
-
44
44
26
26
-
-
SOURCE: ANP/SPD, as per Ordinance ANP No. 17/2004.
1 Biodiesel (B100), as per Ordinance ANP No. 14/2012.
Map 2.1. INFRASTRUCTURE FOR BIODIESEL PRODUCTION – 2012
RR
AP
Brasil Ecodiesel
AM
Agropalma
Petrobras
PA
MA
CE
RN
PB
PI
PE
AL
SE
Biotins
AC
RO
Ouro Verde
Amazonbio
Beira Rio
JBS
Coomisa
Friagril
Bunge
Biopar
Araguassú
Cooperfeliz
MT
TO
Granol
BA
V-Biodiesel
Grupal
Bio Óleo
Barralcool
Bio Brazilian
Biocamp
Binatural
Bio Vida
GO
SSIL
Cooperbio
Granol
ADM
Rondobio
Minerva
Transportadora
Caramuru
Caibiense Agrenco
Abdiesel
Caramuru
Cargill
Fertibom
MS
Orlândia
JBS
Delta
Biocar
Biopar
Bsbios Marialva
Petrobras
Comanche
Bionasa
Tauá Biodiesel
SP
Biopetro
Sp Bio
Biobrax
Petrobras
MG
Biosep
Abdiesel
ES
RJ
Cesbra
Bioverde
Big Frango Innovatti
PR
ADM
SC
Olfar
Camera
RS
Camera
Bsbios
Oleoplan
Bianchini
Granol
Authorized plants that produced in 2012
Authorized plants with no production in 2012
SOURCE: ANP/SPD.
4.54
120.92
-46.26
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CONVERSION FACTORS, DENSITIES
AND LOWER CALORIFIC VALUES
MEAN VALUES FOR YEAR 2012
CONVERTION
FACTOR TO BOE
DENSITY1 (T/M3)
LOWER CALORIFIC
VALUE (KCAL/KG)
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
103 m3
103 m3
103 m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
3.841
3.666
7.219
5.698
6.277
4.685
5.286
4.714
5.552
5.535
5.536
4.408
4.469
5.368
6.989
6.191
6.989
6.370
6.340
6.340
6.141
6.229
0.791
0.809
1.025
0.880
1.040
0.001
0.001
0.001
0.742
0.754
0.726
0.552
0.580
0.702
1.013
0.852
1.013
0.875
0.864
0.864
0.820
0.850
6,750
6,300
9,790
9,000
8,390
8,800
9,930
8,400
10,400
10,200
10,600
11,100
10,710
10,630
9,590
10,100
9,590
10,120
10,200
10,200
10,410
10,190
m3
6.484
0.884
10,190
m3
m3
m3
m3
6.562
5.978
5.978
5.624
0.895
0.799
0.799
0.741
10,190
10,400
10,400
10,550
PRODUCTS AND UNITS
Anhydrous ethanol
Hydrated ethanol
Asphalt
Pure biodiesel (B100)
Green petroleum coke
Dry natural gas
Wet natural gas
Refinery fuel gas
Gasoline A
Gasoline C
Aviation gasoline
LPG
NGL
Naphtha
Bunker
Diesel oil
Fuel oil2
Lubricating oil
Other energy products
Other non-energy products
Paraffin
Imported oil
Domestic oil (offshore and
onshore)
Exported oil (Marlim)
Jet fuel
Lamp kerosene
Solvent
SOURCE: ANP/SPD.
1 At 20 °C temperature and 1 atm for natural gas as well as oil and natural gas products. 2 Fuel oil ATE and BTE.
Prefixes of SI Units
Relationships between Units
(k) quilo = 103
1 m3 = 6,28981 barrels
(M) mega = 106
1 barrel = 0,158987 m3
(G) giga = 109
1 joule (J) = 0 ,239 cal
(T) tera = 1012
1 BTU = 252 cal
(P) peta = 1015
1 bep = 1.390 Mcal
(E) exa = 1018
1 tep = 10.000 Mcal
GLOSSARY
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GLOSSARY
Anhydrous Ethanol: obtained in Brazil
through the fermentation of sugar cane molasses. It has an alcoholic content of 99.3° INPM.
The anhydrous ethanol is used in mixtures with
gasoline A, for producing gasoline type C, in
proportions defined by applicable law.
Energy Oil Products: oil products mainly
utilized as fuels, which release energy and/or
light when burned. That denomination covers
the following oil products: LPG, gasoline A,
aviation gasoline, lamp fuel, jet fuel, diesel
oil, fuel oil and coke.
Apparent Consumption: the summation of
parcels referring to production and imports,
minus the exported volume.
Ethanol: composed of two carbon atoms,
five hydrogen atoms and one hydroxyl group
(C2H5OH), it is obtained in Brazil through the
fermentation of sugar cane molasses. Used
as a fuel in Otto cycle internal combustion
engines, mainly on road transportation.
Bbl/d: barrels per day.
Bidding Round: denomination for the several international public bids promoted by
ANP, aiming the granting of concessions to
the winning bidders (previously qualified
companies) for exploring and producing oil
and natural gas in pre-defined areas (blocks).
Biodiesel: fuel composed by alkyl esters,
derived from vegetal oils or animal fats, according to the specification of Ordinance
ANP No. 14/2012.
Boe: “barrel of oil equivalent”. A measurement unit for equivalent energy, per convention equal to 1,390 Mcal.
Calorie: this book adopts the calorie at
15 °C (cal15). 1 cal15 is the amount of thermal energy required to heat 1g of air-free water from
14.5 °C to 15.5 °C under a constant pressure of
101.325 kPa (quiloPascals). Conversion factor:
1 cal15 = 4.1855 J.
Concession : an administrative contract
through which ANP grants to companies that
meet the technical, economic and legal requirements the right to explore and produce
oil and natural gas in the Brazilian territory.
Concessionaire: a company incorporated
under Brazilian law, with main office and
management located in Brazil that was
granted a concession contract by ANP for
the exploration and production of oil and
natural gas in a sedimentary basin located
in the Brazilian territory.
Dew Point Plant (DPP): plant that uses
Joule-Thomson effect to adjust dew point of
processed gas.
Gasoline A: Fuel produced by the process of
oil refining or formulated by mixing currents
from the petroleum refining and natural gas
processing, for vehicles equipped with automotive Otto cycle engines, free of oxygenated
components. ANP Ordinance No. 57/2011.
Gasoline C: gasoline composed of a mixture
of gasoline A and anhydrous ethanol, which
proportions are defined by applicable law.
ANP Ordinance No. 57/2011.
Hydrated Ethanol: motor vehicle fuel obtained
in Brazil through the fermentation of sugar
cane molasses. When free from hydrocarbons,
it has an alcoholic content between 92.6° and
93.8° INPM. Used in Otto cycle internal combustion engines, specifically in alcohol powered vehicles for road transportation.
INPM: Represents the alcohol percentage in
mass in the mixture (% m/m) used in Brazil.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG): natural
gas cooled to temperatures below -160 °C
for transfer and storage in liquid state. Mainly
composed by methane, although it may have
minimum quantities of ethane, propane, nitrogen and or other components generally found
in natural gas. ANP Ordinance No. 9/2000.
Liquid Fractionation Plant (LFP): plant
d e s i g n e d to s e p a ra te N G L s co m p o nents (ethane, propane, butane, iso-butane and C 5+), consisting of boiling off of
hydrocarbons one by one.
Liquid Recovery Plant (LRP): plant designed to process natural gas in order to re-
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cover NGLs. That process is required to meet
pipeline dewpoint specifications.
Petroleum Law: Law No. 9478, of August
6 th, 1997.
Methanol: chemical compound whose chemical formula is CH3OH. It is liquid and inflammable, besides possessing an invisible flame and
freezing point of around -98 °C. Methanol has
large scale utilization in plastics industry and
in reactions of pharmacological importance.
Concerning biofuels industry, methanol is used
in transesterification of vegetal oils and animal
grasses, in order to produce biodiesel.
Refining capacity: processing capacity for
which an industrial plant was designed, measured in bbl/d or m3/d.
Natural Gas Condensate Processing Plant
(NGCPP): plant that separates natural gas condensate from a raw natural gas.
Natural Gas Liquids (NGL): hydrocarbons
in natural gas removed from gas as liquids,
in lease separators, field facilities, NGPPs or
in pipeline transfers, according to Ordinance
ANP No. 118/2000.
Natural Gas Processing Plant (NGPP): plant
designed to separate heavy components
(propane and butane) from natural gas.
Natural Gas Refrigeration Plant (NGRP):
Plant that separates natural gas from natural gas liquids.
Non-Energy Oil Products: oil products that,
although having significant energy content,
are used for non-energy aims. That denomination covers the following oil products:
greases, lubricants, paraffin, asphalts, solvents, coke, naphtha, aromatic extract, vacuum gas oil, light cycle oil, atmospheric residue, diluents, n-paraffin, others petroleum
oils, bituminous minerals, as well as other oil
products of lesser importance.
Operator company: enterprise that is legally
designated by the consortium for conducting
and executing all the operations and activities in the concession area, according to the
provisions established in the concession contract signed by ANP and the concessionaire.
per Operation Day: maximum load volume
that the primary distillation plant(s) can process in a 24-hour period, when operating at
full capacity, under optimal and stable conditions in terms of raw materials, products
and downstream plants, without any maintenance interruptions scheduled in any of
the components of the refinery’s production
system. It is expressed in operation m3/d or
bbl/stream day.
Refining Capacity per Calendar Day: maximum load volume, expressed in a 24-hour
period, that the primary distillation plant(s)
can process, under average and normal operating conditions, during the complete cycle
of plant maintenance activities. This capacity
takes into account any reduction in capacity
of all the refinery’s plants in continuous operation resulting from limitations that may delay,
interrupt or reduce production. It is expressed
in m3/calendar day or bbl/calendar day.
Round Zero: denominates the act of signing,
under the provisions of the Petroleum Law,
article 34, on August 6th 1998, of licensing
contracts between ANP and Petrobras for
397 blocks that were already under exploration, development or production by the
state-owned company at the time the Petroleum Law was enforced.
Toe: “ton of oil equivalent”. A measuring unit
for equivalent energy, per convention, equal
to 10,000 Mcal.
Shale: generally clay sedimentary rock, organic material (kerogen) – rich. When submitted
to high temperatures, shale releases oil, water
and gas, as weel as a carbon. Solid residual.
LIST OF SOURCES
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LIST OF SOURCES
Abast – Abastecimento, Marketing e
Comercialização
Petrobras – Petróleo Brasileiro S.A.
MME – Ministério de Minas e Energia
Av. República do Chile, 65 – Sala 2001-D
20035-900 – Rio de Janeiro - RJ
www.petrobras.com.br
Phone: +55 21 2534-3205
Fax: +55 21 2534-1899
Brazilian Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuel
Statistical Book 2010
ANP – Agência Nacional do Petróleo,
Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis
Av. Rio Branco, 65 – 12th to 22nd floors
20090-004 – Rio de Janeiro - RJ
www.anp.gov.br
Phone: +55 21 2112-8100
Fax: +55 21 2112-8129
BP – BP Statistical
Review of World Energy
International Headquarters
Platt’s Crude Oil Marketwire
Global Headquarters
2 Penn Plaza, 25 nd floor
New York, NY - 10121-2298
United States of America
www.platts.com
Phone: +1 212 904 3070
Riograndense – Refinaria
de Petróleo Riograndense S.A.
R. Eng.º Heitor Amaro Barcellos, 551
96202-900 - Rio Grande – RS
www.refinariariograndense.com.br
[email protected]
Phone: +55 53 3233-8000
Fax: +55 53 3233-8036
RPDM – Refinaria de Petróleos de
Manguinhos S.A.
Av. Brasil, 3141 - Manguinhos
20937-900 - Rio de Janeiro – RJ
manguinhosrefinaria.com.br
www.manguinhosrefinaria.com.br
1 St James’ Square,
London SW1Y 4PD
United Kingdom
www.bp.com
Phone: +44 0 20 7496 4000
Fax: +44 0 20 7496 4630
DCAA – Departamento da Cana de
Açúcar e Agroenergia
SPAE – Secretaria de Produção e
Agroenergia
MAPA – Ministério da Agricultura,
Pecuária e Abastecimento
Esplanada dos Ministérios, Block D – 7th
floor
70043-900 – Brasília - DF
www.agricultura.gov.br
[email protected]
Phone: +55 61 3218-2762
Fax: +55 61 3225-7387
Secex – Secretaria de Comércio Exterior
MDIC – Ministério do Desenvolvimento,
Indústria e Comércio Exterior
EQN 102/103, Asa Norte
70.722-400 – Brasília – DF
www.desenvolvimento.gov.br/comercio-exterior
Phone: +55 61 2027-8283
SIX – Superintendência de Industrialização
do Xisto
Petrobras – Petróleo Brasileiro S.A.
Rodovia BR–476, km 143
83900-000 – São Mateus do Sul – PR
www2.petrobras.com.br/minisite/refinarias/
petrosix/portugues/processo/index.asp
[email protected]
Phone: +55 42 3520-7200
Fax: +55 42 3520-7108
www.anp.gov.br

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