Renato T Bertani October 2008

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Brazil’s Oil Riches: First found in people’s minds, again Presentation to the University of Houston C. T. Bauer College of Business Global Energy Management Institute Renato T Bertani October 2008

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Brazil’s Oil Riches: First found in people’s minds, again Presentation to the University of Houston C. T. Bauer College of Business Global Energy Management Institute. Renato T Bertani October 2008. The Current Energy Matrix: fossil fuels are by far the largest source of energy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Brazil’s Oil Riches:First found in people’s minds, again

Presentation to the

University of HoustonC. T. Bauer College of Business

Global Energy Management Institute

Renato T BertaniOctober 2008

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World Energy Consumption Matrix (2005)Quadrillion btu

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merica

Europe

Asia

Eurasia

Asia

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ast

Africa

C&S

Am

erica

Other

Nuclear

Coal

N Gas

Liquids

The Current Energy Matrix: fossil fuels are by far the largest source of energyThe Current Energy Matrix: fossil fuels are by far the largest source of energy

Total Consumption: 462 quadrillion btu

OECD NON OECD

Liquids: Conventional (oil, condensate, natural gas plant liquids, refinery gains) Non-Conventional (oil sands, extra heavy oil, biofuels, GTL, CTL) Source: EIA, Sept08

Total Consumption: 462 quadrillion btu

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World Marketed Energy Use by Fuel TypeQuadrillion btu

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83

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92

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Liquids

Natural GasCoal

NuclearRenewables

Fossil Fuels will continue as the main source of energy

Fossil Fuels will continue as the main source of energy

Source: EIA, Sept 08

Liquids: Conventional (oil, condensate, natural gas plant liquids, refinery gains) Non-Conventional (oil sands, extra heavy oil, biofuels, GTL, CTL)

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$80

$150??

STABILITY

VOLATILITY

GAS PRICE

$/BOEGAS PRICE

$/BOE

OIL PRICE$/BO

$40

Long Term Price Scenarios Long Term Price Scenarios

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A journey towards the blue waters(where the big fish roam!!)

A journey towards the blue waters(where the big fish roam!!)

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Blue water, big fishes Blue water, big fishes

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Source: F. Nepomuceno, 2008Petrobras

Pre salt source, post salt reservoirs Pre salt source, post salt reservoirs

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Source: F. Nepomuceno, 2008Petrobras

Campos Basin Post Salt Giant Fields Campos Basin Post Salt Giant Fields

Upper Cretaceous Reservoirs● Turbidites● High porosity and permeability● Heavy oil

Tecnologies● Semi submersibles and FPSOs● Gravel packing● Subsea completion

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OIL AND GAS RESERVES – SPE CRITERIA

OnshoreShallow water (0-300m)Deep water (>300m)

Steady and steep reserves growth Steady and steep reserves growth

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Petrobras Oil Production – kb/day

Steady oil production growth Steady oil production growth

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Lower Aptian Paleogeography (122 m.y.) Lower Aptian Paleogeography (122 m.y.)

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Pre Salt Reservoirs and Recent Analog Pre Salt Reservoirs and Recent Analog

Source: José Formigli, 2008, Petrobras

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Pre Salt: seeing and believing Pre Salt: seeing and believing

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Source: F. Nepomuceno, 2008Petrobras

Pre salt source, pre salt reservoirs Pre salt source, pre salt reservoirs

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PRE SALT DISCOVERIES OFFSHORE BRAZIL

Source: O Globo Sept 25,08

The Santos Basin Pre Salt Cluster

The Santos Basin Pre Salt Cluster

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The Pre Salt ProvinceThe Pre Salt Province

Source: José Formigli, 2008, Petrobras

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Technological Challenges• Reservoir characterization• Well Drilling and Completion

• Well deviation in salt zones• CO2 resistant materials• Highly deviated wells

• Subsea Engineering• WD: 2,200m and deeper• High Pressure, CO2

• Flow assurance and artificial lifting• Floating Production Units

• Mooring• Interaction with risers• Direct access to wells (SPARS, other alternatives

TechnologiesTechnologies

Source: José Formigli, 2008, Petrobras

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Logistics ChallengeLogistics Challenge

Source: José Formigli, 2008, Petrobras

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Supply Challenges......and OpportunitiesSupply Challenges......and Opportunities

Petrobras Contracting Program

Tendered To be tendered Total

Large Ships Large Ships

Supply Boats Supply Boats

Production Units (FPSO/SS) Production Units (FPSO/SS)

Other (JackUps, TLWP) Other (JackUps, TLWP)

TOTAL TOTAL

Source: José Gabrielli, 2008, Petrobras

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Petrobras Technological ProgramsThe key to success

Petrobras Technological ProgramsThe key to success

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Many Thanks!Many Thanks!