Released September 02, 2020 | CORDOBA, ARGENTINA
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Supported by market diversification policies and state-owned company Petrobras's divestment of non-essential assets, Brazil's onshore Oil & Gas Production Industry is beginning to recover strength.
About $1.86 billion of investment in Brazil's production industry is expected over the next few years, including grassroot crude-oil and natural gas-processing infrastructure, new production area development, and mature field revitalization projects.
The total account of projects planned for the sector is led by small- and medium-sized private players, among them 3R Petroleum, Petro Victory Energy, Imetame Energia S.A., and Alvopetro S.A. Extração de Petroleo e Gas.
Click here for a list of projects, and see graph below for a breakdown by industrial sector.
About $1.86 billion of investment in Brazil's production industry is expected over the next few years, including grassroot crude-oil and natural gas-processing infrastructure, new production area development, and mature field revitalization projects.
The total account of projects planned for the sector is led by small- and medium-sized private players, among them 3R Petroleum, Petro Victory Energy, Imetame Energia S.A., and Alvopetro S.A. Extração de Petroleo e Gas.
Click here for a list of projects, and see graph below for a breakdown by industrial sector.
