Insight
Brazil’s Equatorial Margin: what works?
Report summary
Located close to South America’s hottest exploration plays, Brazil’s Equatorial Margin represents substantial untested upside. However, to date fewer wells were drilled and more subsurface information is required so explorers can refine models and increase their understanding of this frontier area. Commercial discoveries would help fill a big hole in Brazil’s production outlook when the pre-salt Santos fields begins to decline.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Brazil’s Equatorial Margin has multi-billion boe potential
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More data, better fiscal terms and a smoother regulatory process required
- A pragmatic approach is required
- Other above-ground risks
- What do we know about the subsurface?
- Brazil’s Equatorial Margin in context
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Key commercial metrics of potential discoveries
- Brazilian Equatorial Margin exploration stalled in 2014
- The Brazilian Equatorial Margin extends along the country's northern coastline
- Active Round 11 blocks have US$1.6 billion in work commitments outstanding
- Wood Mackenzie commerciality index – Brazil Equatorial Margin
What's included
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