Investor Presentaiton
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YEARBOOK OF THE OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY IN ESPÍRITO SANTO 2022
CHAPTER 1 | INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA
11.9
billion
barrels of oil is Brazil's oil
reserve in 2020, which
puts the country in 16th.
position in the global
ranking
1.3. Global oil and
natural gas reserve
With regard to global oil and natural
gas reserves, it is worth mentioning
that the available data did not receive
updates for the year 2021, so the
most recent elements refer to 2020.
stable compared to 2019, with a
slight decrease of 0.1% (chart 5). In
absolute terms, the reduction was
2.4 billion barrels. It should be not-
ed that the last significant variation
was in 2017 when there was an in-
crease of 37.9 billion barrels of oil in
The world's total oil reserves in 2020
were 1.73 trillion barrels, practically global reserves.
Chart 5- Proven world oil reserves (billions of barrels)
rope (1.7%). Russia, Iran and Qatar
accounted for 50.1% of the world's
total natural gas reserves. Brazil is
the 33rd country with the largest re-
serve in the world, with 348.5 billion
m³ of natural gas.
Chart 6 - Natural gas reserves in the world (trillions of m³)
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2,000
1,800
1,600
1,400
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0
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2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy | Elaboration: Industry Observatory/Findes.
44.4%
of the world's oil reserves
are concentrated in
Venezuela, Saudi Arabia
and Canada
The division of oil reserves among
the regions of the world was: Mid-
dle East (48.3%), South and Central
America (18.7%), North America
(14.0%), Commonwealth of Inde-
pendent States (8.4%), Africa (7.2%),
Asia (2.6%) and Europe (0.8%). Vene-
zuela, Saudi Arabia and Canada ac-
counted for 44.4% of the world's oil
reserves. Brazil is the 16th country
with the largest input reserve in the
world, with 11.9 billion barrels of oil.
2017
2018
2019
2020
Regarding natural gas, in 2020 re-
serves reached 188.1 trillion m³,
1.2% lower than in the previous
year. absolute terms, the drop
was 2.2 trillion m³ of natural gas
(chart 6). The division of natural
gas reserves among the regions in
the world was: Middle East (40.3%),
Commonwealth of Independent
States (30.1%), Asia (8.8%), North
America (8.1%), Africa (6.9%), South
and Central America (4.2%), and Eu-
2017
Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy | Elaboration: Industry Observatory/Findes
Division of natural gas
reserves in the world
Middle
East
Division of oil reserves
in the world
Middle
48.3%
40.3%
East
Central
America
18.7%
CEI 30.1%
14.0%
Asia
8.8%
348.5
billion
m³ is Brazil's natural gas
reserve in 2020, which
puts the country in 33rd
position in the global
ranking
South and
North
America
CEI: 8.4%
Africa: 7.2%
Asia 2.6%
Europe: 0.8%
North America: 8.1%
Africa: 6.9%
Asia: 2.6%
South and Central America: 4.2%
Europe: 1.7%View entire presentation