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On November 8, 2007, Petrobras, Brazils national oil company, announced that it has discovered a new field, named Tupi, off the southeastern Atlantic coast of Rio de Janeiro. The estimated recoverable reserves of around 5 to 8 billion barrels of light oil and natural gas makes it the worlds second biggest find in the last 20 years. This field will boost Brazils current 14 billion barrel of oil and gas reserves by more than 50% and has raised speculation of further discoveries in Brazils largely unexplored offshore oil and gas basins.

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Table of Contents :

Viewpoint 5

2.1 Summary 5

3 Offshore Tupi Oilfield : Harbinger For Brazils Energy Sufficiency? 6

3.1 New Oil Find: Brazils Strategic Options 8

3.2 Conclusion 9

4 Recent Developments 10

4.1 Apr 29, 2008: Petrobras Discovers Oil And Natural Gas Reserves In Southern Brazil 10

4.2 Apr 22, 2008: Brazil To Invest $72 Billion In Oil And Gas Exploration Projects 10

4.3 Apr 17, 2008: Norse Energy Provides BM-CAL-5 Block Update 10

4.4 Apr 16, 2008: Cuba Postpones Crude Oil Strip Drilling To 2009 11

4.5 Apr 16, 2008: Petrobras Provides Production Update 12

4.6 Apr 15, 2008: Petrobras To Begin Oil Production In Nigeria 12

4.7 Apr 14, 2008: Petrobras Clarifies On Discovery In The Carioca Area 12

4.8 Apr 08, 2008: Norse Energy Updates On BM-CAL-6 Block 13

4.9 Apr 08, 2008: Petrobras Places $535 Million In Ecuador Investments On Hold 13

4.10 Apr 07, 2008: Petrobras To Invest $15 Billion On Overseas Oil Projects 13

4.11 Apr 01, 2008: Petrobras Announces First Extra-Heavy Oil Of Brazil 14

4.12 Mar 19, 2008: Petrobras Oil And Gas Output For February Increases By 2.3% 15

4.13 Mar 18, 2008: Perenco Announces Signature Of Brazil Deep Water Exploration Licences 15

4.14 Mar 14, 2008: OVL Signs Concession Agreement For Two Exploration Blocks In Brazil 16

4.15 Mar 10, 2008: Petrobras To Delay Production Start At Mexilhao Gas Field 16

4.16 Mar 04, 2008: Petrobras Updates On Brazil's Presalt Oil Province 17

4.17 Mar 04, 2008: ONGC Expects Approval From NPNGR For KG Basin Plan 17

4.18 Mar 04, 2008: Petrobras Appoints International Area's Director 18

4.19 Feb 18, 2008: Anadarko To Explore Oil In Brazil's Pre-Salt Area 18

4.20 Feb 04, 2008: Oil Companies To Invest $7 Billion In Colombia In 2008 18

5 Appendix 19

5.1 Methodology 19

5.2 Contact Us 21

5.3 About GlobalData 22

5.4 Disclaimer 22

1.1 List of Figures

Figure 1: Brazil, Pre and Post Discovery Reserves, Billion Barrels, 2007 6

Figure 2: Perobras ADR Prices in USD, Nov-06 to Nov-07 8

Figure 3: Methodology 19

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