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Espirito Santo Oil & Natural Gas Yearbook 2021

70 ESPÍRITO SANTO OIL & NATURAL GAS YEARBOOK | 2021 CAPÍTULO 4| RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION 71 4.4. Funders and executors of projects financed under the RD&I Clause Research and development proj- ects executed with resources from the Clause can be execut- ed by the oil company, research institutions, and Brazilian com- panies. In the case of the last two, the studies developed aim at meeting the specific demands of oil extraction and production companies. An RD&I project can 4.4.1. Main financing and executing companies Petrobras stands out in terms of the number of projects financed (1,611), as expected, the company also generates a greater volume of funds from RD&I obligations. Shell Brasil, with 187 projects financed, takes the second position as the largest company that finances be carried out by one or more accredited companies or insti- tutions and financed by one or more oil companies. RD&I projects. In Espírito Santo, the company that financed all proj- ects was Petrobras. Regarding the companies execut- ing these projects, Petrobras also stands out, having participated in 525 projects, followed by Shell (103 projects) and Repsol Sinopec (45 projects). Until 2020, no company in Espírito Santo had developed research, development and innova- tion projects with these resources. However, the state already showed potential to do so, standing out in public notices in the oil and gas sector, such as in the Repsol-Sino- pec Digitization Challenge 35, in Lay- er 2019 of FindesLab with the Shell Brasil Challenge 36, in The Connec- tions Regulations for Innovation of Petrobras and Sebrae 37, and in the 2020 Digital Oil and Gas Mission, of ApexBrasil³8 In 2021, the company Mogai from Espírito Santo, which operates in the field of cutting-edge technol- Chart 42 - Number of projects started by the main executing companies in Brazil Mogai was the first company in Es- pírito Santo that developed a project with resources from ANP'S RD&I Clause. Chart 41 Quantity of projects started by funder, in Brazil Petrobras Shell Brasil 187 Repsol Sinopec 52 Totalenergies EP 41 Petrogal Brasil 38 Equinor Brasil 37 Bg Brasil 31 Cnodc Brasil 25 Cnooc Brasil 25 Equinor Energy 21 Sinochem Petróleo 12 Enauta Energia 6 יכ Geopark Brasil 3 Parnaíba Gás Natural 3 Eneva 2 Petrorio 2 1,611 Petrobras 525 Shell Brasil 103 Repsol Sinopec 45 Equinor Brasil 25 Bg Brasil 20 Equinor Energy 17 Totalenergies Ep 16 Schlumberger 14 Sinochem Petróleo 14 Engineering Simulation And Scientific Software Ltda 12 Halliburton 8 Petrogal Brasil 8 Source: ANP | Prepared by: Ideies/Findes Note: A project can have more than one executing company. Data until 09/29/2021 Data collected on 10/25/2021 Source: ANP | Prepared by: Ideies/Findes Note: The total number of projects exceeds 1,968 as a project can have more than one financing company. Data until 09/29/2021 Data collected on 10/25/2021 35. Of the five companies approved in the public notice, two were from Espírito Santo: Mogai and Factum. The challenge was to develop new tech- nological solutions for the industry through arti- ficial intelligence techniques, robotic equipment, computer modeling, or digitalization. 36. Shell's challenge was led by companies from Espírito Santo, with 14 projects submitted, and 1 was selected from Espírito Santo startup, Dersalis. 37. In this public notice, 2 Espírito Santo companies were selected in the 1st phase: Mogai and Wize Company. 38. For this program, 150 enrollments were recorded countrywide, 75 of which were validated. Of the 30 companies selected in phase 1 (innovation), 6 are from Espírito Santo: Endserv, 2Solve, Inside, Marca Ambiental, R1 Engenharia and Vixteam, which were referred by Shell, Petrobras, Equinor and Eneva, the operators participating in the mission. The mission also had 4 companies from Espírito Santo (2solve, Orion, R1 Engenharia and VPS Group) among the 25 companies selected for phase 2, which address- es internationalization, with training, customized agendas for international business development and access to industry content.
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