In March 2024, Brazil’s oil output slightly decreased by 2.7%, recording 3.356 million barrels daily. Despite this dip, production was up 7.7% from the previous year.
Similarly, natural gas production fell 3.1% to 143.98 million cubic meters daily, yet increased by 3.9% year-over-year.
The broader trend in Brazil’s energy sector highlights significant growth, particularly in 2023.
That year, oil and gas production reached a record 4.344 million barrels of oil equivalent per day, an 11.69% increase over 2022.
The pre-salt layer, crucial to this performance, contributed over 75% to the national output.
In December 2023, production peaked at 4.570 million barrels per day, indicating robust growth both monthly and annually.
This ongoing expansion in Brazil‘s oil and gas sectors is critical as it affects global oil supply and has substantial domestic and international implications.
Such data is vital for understanding global price fluctuations and planning Brazil’s economic and environmental future.
These dynamics underscore the strategic importance of Brazil in the global energy market, shaping economic policies and energy strategies worldwide.
As Brazil continues to leverage its pre-salt reservoirs, it not only bolsters its economic standing but also plays a pivotal role in stabilizing global energy supplies.