The gas industry is still waiting for a clear definition regarding the future of new offshore pipeline routes. However, a notable movement is already emerging in the market—one that is expected to strengthen in the coming years with the introduction of “new gas” from underutilized sources that are gaining traction. The renewed investment in mature onshore fields, driven by the influx of new independent oil and gas producers and the anticipated growth of the biomethane sector, has the potential to add at least 5 million m³/d of additional supply to the market in the near future. This volume would represent about 7% of current domestic demand.
With the privatization of Petrobras’ mature onshore fields across production regions in Bahia, Sergipe, Alagoas, northern Espírito Santo, and Rio Grande do Norte, a new source of wealth is emerging—gas. Companies like PETRORECONCAVO, ORIGEM ENERGIA, ENEVA, and 3R PETROLEUM are at the forefront of this development.
New technologies for secondary and tertiary recovery are being introduced, enabling more efficient oil extraction. Dorf Ketal, Brazil’s leading supplier of specialty chemicals for the oil and gas production sector, is actively engaged in this emerging market, with field personnel providing specialized technical support to key industry players. They are further strengthened by Latin America’s most advanced research, development, and innovation laboratory, dedicated to customizing high-performance chemical technologies for production field applications.
Source: Editorial Team | Dorf Ketal Marketing
