ES OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY YEARBOOK BRINGS SECTOR DATA AND CAPIXABA PRODUCTION PROJECTION UNTIL 2025 - LAUNCH IS THIS FRIDAY (29)

The objective of the Forum is to present figures, analyzes and projections for the oil and gas sector in the state of Espírito Santo.

The Federation of Industries of Espírito Santo (Findes) – through the Industry Observatory and the Espírito Santo Forum for Oil, Gas and Energy – will launch this Friday (29), at 9:30 am, the 5th edition of the Oil Industry Yearbook and Natural Gas in Espírito Santo. The event takes place in person at the Federation headquarters, in Vitória/ES.

The document brings together the most important data and analysis of the sector, in addition to presenting a projection of oil and gas production until 2025.

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The material will provide information such as oil and gas production, number of wells drilled in the state, investments planned for the next four years, collection of royalties and special participations, among other figures.

According to the study, it is estimated that by 2025 Espírito Santo will receive a total of R$ 8.1 billion in investments in the oil and gas sector, with projects from companies such as Petrobras, Karavan Oil, Shell, PetroRio, Imetame and ES Gás. During the launch of the yearbook, there will also be a roundtable on the theme “Oil and natural gas facing the transition to new energy sources: opportunities and challenges”, with the participation of Equinor Brasil's Director of Procurement and Supplies, Rafael Tristão, from Equinor Brasil. director of the UnIBP, Karen Cubas, the lawyer specializing in Social and Environmental Law, Samanta Pineda, and the executive secretary of the ABPIP, Anabal Santos.

Schedule

•  April 29 (Friday)
   9:30 am
   Findes Auditorium – 9th floor
•  Sign up at the link: https://bit.ly/3MxeJOF

SCHEDULE - RELEASE OF THE OIL AND GAS YEARBOOK  

April 29, from 9:30 am, at Findes Auditorium, in Vitória/ES 

Opening with authorities 

• Cris Samorini – president of the Federation of Industries of Espírito Santo (Findes)  
• Luiz Toniato – Technical director of Sebrae  
• Ricardo Pessanha – Secretary of State for Science, Technology, Innovation, Professional Education and Economic Development, SECTIDES  
• Karine Fragoso – ONIP  
• Anabal Santos – ABPIP  
• Presentation of Yearbook Results  
• Marília Silva – chief economist at Findes and executive manager at the Findes Industry Observatory 
• Gabriela Vichi – Business Environment manager at the Findes Industry Observatory  
• Nathan Diirr – analyst at Findes Industry Observatory 

Launch of MecShow 2022  

• Luis Cordeiro – president of Sindifer 
• Fabio Edgar – manager of Imetame Energia – Presentation of the investment plan of a company in the metalworking sector  
• Prismian Company – presentation of the Oil and Gas company's investment plan 2022  
• Roundtable: Oil and Natural Gas facing the transition to new energy sources: opportunities and challenges  
• Mediation: Marília Silva, chief economist at Findes, and Luis Cláudio Montenegro, manager of Defense of Industry Interests at Findes 

guests: 

• Technology – Innovation in favor of decarbonization  
• Rafael Tristão, Director of Procurement and Procurement at Equinor Brasil  

Qualification - Profile of the professional that the market is looking for in this phase of energy transition  

Karen Cubas, director of UnIBP  

Regulatory model focused on new business – Carbon market  

Samanta Pineda, lawyer specializing in Social and Environmental Law  

Governance – ESG in the oil and gas industry  

Anabal Santos, executive secretary of ABPIP