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Brazil produced 1.38 Bbbl of oil and 2.31 Tcf of natural gas in 2025. 7,589 producing wells tracked, 12 months to Sep 2026.

  • Third-largest oil-producing country in the Americas, 2025.
  • 13.4% of the oil produced in the Americas, 2025.
  • Oil production rose 12% in 2025 from 2024.
Well map of Brazil. The full map is further down this page.

Production

Brazil oil production (Mbbl/d, grouped by when each well first produced)
  • filling in (est. · missed) . Hatching marks our estimate of the volume still to be filed. That estimate draws on our own production forecast. A check on the forecast behind this estimate measured a miss. It updates as filings arrive
  • estimated . Hatching marks our estimate. In the most recent months that is volume still to be filed. Past the divider it is our estimate of each whole month, built on any filings already in. Beyond the last filings it is our forecast.
Brazil oil production: thousand barrels per day, by first-production vintage filed in full 2,0004,0006,000 Mbbl/d 2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 Dec 2016: 2,730 Mbbl/d total Jan 2017: 2,687 Mbbl/d total Feb 2017: 2,676 Mbbl/d total Mar 2017: 2,550 Mbbl/d total Apr 2017: 2,539 Mbbl/d total May 2017: 2,653 Mbbl/d total Jun 2017: 2,675 Mbbl/d total Jul 2017: 2,623 Mbbl/d total Aug 2017: 2,576 Mbbl/d total Sep 2017: 2,653 Mbbl/d total Oct 2017: 2,627 Mbbl/d total Nov 2017: 2,595 Mbbl/d total Dec 2017: 2,612 Mbbl/d total Jan 2018: 2,615 Mbbl/d total Feb 2018: 2,617 Mbbl/d total Mar 2018: 2,557 Mbbl/d total Apr 2018: 2,597 Mbbl/d total May 2018: 2,607 Mbbl/d total Jun 2018: 2,590 Mbbl/d total Jul 2018: 2,575 Mbbl/d total Aug 2018: 2,522 Mbbl/d total Sep 2018: 2,486 Mbbl/d total Oct 2018: 2,614 Mbbl/d total Nov 2018: 2,567 Mbbl/d total Dec 2018: 2,691 Mbbl/d total Jan 2019: 2,631 Mbbl/d total Feb 2019: 2,489 Mbbl/d total Mar 2019: 2,560 Mbbl/d total Apr 2019: 2,604 Mbbl/d total May 2019: 2,731 Mbbl/d total Jun 2019: 2,557 Mbbl/d total Jul 2019: 2,775 Mbbl/d total Aug 2019: 2,989 Mbbl/d total Sep 2019: 2,927 Mbbl/d total Oct 2019: 2,964 Mbbl/d total Nov 2019: 3,090 Mbbl/d total Dec 2019: 3,107 Mbbl/d total Jan 2020: 3,168 Mbbl/d total Feb 2020: 2,972 Mbbl/d total Mar 2020: 2,973 Mbbl/d total Apr 2020: 2,958 Mbbl/d total May 2020: 2,765 Mbbl/d total Jun 2020: 3,013 Mbbl/d total Jul 2020: 3,078 Mbbl/d total Aug 2020: 3,087 Mbbl/d total Sep 2020: 2,907 Mbbl/d total Oct 2020: 2,874 Mbbl/d total Nov 2020: 2,755 Mbbl/d total Dec 2020: 2,726 Mbbl/d total Jan 2021: 2,873 Mbbl/d total Feb 2021: 2,819 Mbbl/d total Mar 2021: 2,844 Mbbl/d total Apr 2021: 2,974 Mbbl/d total May 2021: 2,932 Mbbl/d total Jun 2021: 2,903 Mbbl/d total Jul 2021: 3,045 Mbbl/d total Aug 2021: 2,997 Mbbl/d total Sep 2021: 3,001 Mbbl/d total Oct 2021: 2,778 Mbbl/d total Nov 2021: 2,852 Mbbl/d total Dec 2021: 2,838 Mbbl/d total Jan 2022: 3,032 Mbbl/d total Feb 2022: 2,917 Mbbl/d total Mar 2022: 2,981 Mbbl/d total Apr 2022: 2,999 Mbbl/d total May 2022: 2,879 Mbbl/d total Jun 2022: 2,829 Mbbl/d total Jul 2022: 2,960 Mbbl/d total Aug 2022: 3,084 Mbbl/d total Sep 2022: 3,145 Mbbl/d total Oct 2022: 3,242 Mbbl/d total Nov 2022: 3,094 Mbbl/d total Dec 2022: 3,071 Mbbl/d total Jan 2023: 3,274 Mbbl/d total Feb 2023: 3,262 Mbbl/d total Mar 2023: 3,115 Mbbl/d total Apr 2023: 3,141 Mbbl/d total May 2023: 3,201 Mbbl/d total Jun 2023: 3,367 Mbbl/d total Jul 2023: 3,513 Mbbl/d total Aug 2023: 3,462 Mbbl/d total Sep 2023: 3,672 Mbbl/d total Oct 2023: 3,543 Mbbl/d total Nov 2023: 3,678 Mbbl/d total Dec 2023: 3,585 Mbbl/d total Jan 2024: 3,519 Mbbl/d total Feb 2024: 3,448 Mbbl/d total Mar 2024: 3,356 Mbbl/d total Apr 2024: 3,194 Mbbl/d total May 2024: 3,318 Mbbl/d total Jun 2024: 3,409 Mbbl/d total Jul 2024: 3,230 Mbbl/d total Aug 2024: 3,340 Mbbl/d total Sep 2024: 3,470 Mbbl/d total Oct 2024: 3,269 Mbbl/d total Nov 2024: 3,310 Mbbl/d total Dec 2024: 3,419 Mbbl/d total Jan 2025: 3,446 Mbbl/d total Feb 2025: 3,485 Mbbl/d total Mar 2025: 3,618 Mbbl/d total Apr 2025: 3,630 Mbbl/d total May 2025: 3,679 Mbbl/d total Jun 2025: 3,756 Mbbl/d total Jul 2025: 3,956 Mbbl/d total Aug 2025: 3,893 Mbbl/d total Sep 2025: 3,912 Mbbl/d total Oct 2025: 4,027 Mbbl/d total Nov 2025: 3,770 Mbbl/d total Dec 2025: 4,012 Mbbl/d total Jan 2026: 3,951 Mbbl/d total Feb 2026: 4,059 Mbbl/d total Mar 2026: 4,233 Mbbl/d total Apr 2026: 4,256 Mbbl/d total May 2026: 4,299 Mbbl/d total Jun 2026: 4,473 Mbbl/d total Jul 2026: 4,413 Mbbl/d total Aug 2026: 4,614 Mbbl/d total Sep 2026: ≈4,708 Mbbl/d total (99% arrived, remainder estimated) Oct 2026: ≈4,657 Mbbl/d total (<1% arrived, remainder estimated) Nov 2026: ≈4,712 Mbbl/d total (<1% arrived, remainder estimated)

In this view, hatching marks our estimate, and in the most recent months that is volume still to be filed. Past the divider, the chart continues only the bands it has drawn. Each band continues as our estimate, from any filings already in and then from our forecast, built by summing our per-well forecasts. The method behind each well is recorded with the forecast. The forward months cover existing wells only. How our methods work

All from what the source published. All held at well grain.

How the volume breaks down
  • 100% Reported by the official source by well

Every barrel through August 2026 starts from what the official source published for those months. Measured over January 1945 to August 2026.

Brazil natural gas production (Bcf/d, grouped by when each well first produced)
As reported. Reported data only.
  • filling in (est.) . Hatching marks our estimate of the volume still to be filed. It updates as filings arrive
Brazil natural gas production: billion cubic feet per day, by first-production vintage today 246810 Bcf/d 2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 Oct 2016: 3.83 Bcf/d total Nov 2016: 3.92 Bcf/d total Dec 2016: 3.95 Bcf/d total Jan 2017: 3.88 Bcf/d total Feb 2017: 3.77 Bcf/d total Mar 2017: 3.58 Bcf/d total Apr 2017: 3.62 Bcf/d total May 2017: 3.7 Bcf/d total Jun 2017: 3.93 Bcf/d total Jul 2017: 4.06 Bcf/d total Aug 2017: 3.95 Bcf/d total Sep 2017: 4.03 Bcf/d total Oct 2017: 4.05 Bcf/d total Nov 2017: 4.01 Bcf/d total Dec 2017: 4 Bcf/d total Jan 2018: 3.97 Bcf/d total Feb 2018: 3.88 Bcf/d total Mar 2018: 3.78 Bcf/d total Apr 2018: 3.84 Bcf/d total May 2018: 3.95 Bcf/d total Jun 2018: 4.06 Bcf/d total Jul 2018: 4.1 Bcf/d total Aug 2018: 3.76 Bcf/d total Sep 2018: 3.99 Bcf/d total Oct 2018: 4.13 Bcf/d total Nov 2018: 3.97 Bcf/d total Dec 2018: 4.02 Bcf/d total Jan 2019: 4 Bcf/d total Feb 2019: 3.89 Bcf/d total Mar 2019: 3.94 Bcf/d total Apr 2019: 3.99 Bcf/d total May 2019: 4.17 Bcf/d total Jun 2019: 3.93 Bcf/d total Jul 2019: 4.39 Bcf/d total Aug 2019: 4.71 Bcf/d total Sep 2019: 4.55 Bcf/d total Oct 2019: 4.65 Bcf/d total Nov 2019: 4.82 Bcf/d total Dec 2019: 4.87 Bcf/d total Jan 2020: 4.9 Bcf/d total Feb 2020: 4.55 Bcf/d total Mar 2020: 4.3 Bcf/d total Apr 2020: 4.38 Bcf/d total May 2020: 4.04 Bcf/d total Jun 2020: 4.54 Bcf/d total Jul 2020: 4.6 Bcf/d total Aug 2020: 4.71 Bcf/d total Sep 2020: 4.42 Bcf/d total Oct 2020: 4.59 Bcf/d total Nov 2020: 4.46 Bcf/d total Dec 2020: 4.48 Bcf/d total Jan 2021: 4.82 Bcf/d total Feb 2021: 4.63 Bcf/d total Mar 2021: 4.45 Bcf/d total Apr 2021: 4.64 Bcf/d total May 2021: 4.75 Bcf/d total Jun 2021: 4.79 Bcf/d total Jul 2021: 4.92 Bcf/d total Aug 2021: 4.83 Bcf/d total Sep 2021: 4.71 Bcf/d total Oct 2021: 4.65 Bcf/d total Nov 2021: 4.82 Bcf/d total Dec 2021: 4.67 Bcf/d total Jan 2022: 4.85 Bcf/d total Feb 2022: 4.71 Bcf/d total Mar 2022: 4.75 Bcf/d total Apr 2022: 4.83 Bcf/d total May 2022: 4.65 Bcf/d total Jun 2022: 4.69 Bcf/d total Jul 2022: 4.79 Bcf/d total Aug 2022: 4.94 Bcf/d total Sep 2022: 5.05 Bcf/d total Oct 2022: 5.25 Bcf/d total Nov 2022: 4.96 Bcf/d total Dec 2022: 4.95 Bcf/d total Jan 2023: 5.06 Bcf/d total Feb 2023: 5.18 Bcf/d total Mar 2023: 4.89 Bcf/d total Apr 2023: 5 Bcf/d total May 2023: 5.1 Bcf/d total Jun 2023: 5.38 Bcf/d total Jul 2023: 5.44 Bcf/d total Aug 2023: 5.22 Bcf/d total Sep 2023: 5.58 Bcf/d total Oct 2023: 5.39 Bcf/d total Nov 2023: 5.73 Bcf/d total Dec 2023: 5.53 Bcf/d total Jan 2024: 5.44 Bcf/d total Feb 2024: 5.25 Bcf/d total Mar 2024: 5.08 Bcf/d total Apr 2024: 4.83 Bcf/d total May 2024: 5.14 Bcf/d total Jun 2024: 5.3 Bcf/d total Jul 2024: 5.34 Bcf/d total Aug 2024: 5.64 Bcf/d total Sep 2024: 6 Bcf/d total Oct 2024: 5.61 Bcf/d total Nov 2024: 5.57 Bcf/d total Dec 2024: 5.69 Bcf/d total Jan 2025: 5.68 Bcf/d total Feb 2025: 5.6 Bcf/d total Mar 2025: 5.84 Bcf/d total Apr 2025: 5.93 Bcf/d total May 2025: 6.08 Bcf/d total Jun 2025: 6.41 Bcf/d total Jul 2025: 6.74 Bcf/d total Aug 2025: 6.67 Bcf/d total Sep 2025: 6.73 Bcf/d total Oct 2025: 6.88 Bcf/d total Nov 2025: 6.44 Bcf/d total Dec 2025: 6.86 Bcf/d total Jan 2026: 6.82 Bcf/d total Feb 2026: 6.98 Bcf/d total Mar 2026: 7.2 Bcf/d total Apr 2026: 6.43 Bcf/d total May 2026: 7.27 Bcf/d total Jun 2026: 7.67 Bcf/d total Jul 2026: 6.74 Bcf/d total Aug 2026: 7.79 Bcf/d total Sep 2026: ≈7.91 Bcf/d total (99% arrived, remainder estimated)

Still arriving: Oct 2026 <1% filed.

The most recent months are still filling in. The chart updates as filings arrive.

All from what the source published. All held at well grain.

How the volume breaks down
  • 100% Reported by the official source by well

Every cubic foot through August 2026 starts from what the official source published for those months. Measured over January 1945 to August 2026.

The bands group wells by when they first produced.

About this chart

The stack shows what is holding today's rate up and how much of it is new drilling. In the reported months the bands draw the filings already in. The months still filling in are marked.

Annual table (full history)
YearOil (MMbbl)Gas produced (Bcf)
20251,375.22,309
20241,228.51,979
20231,241.61,931
20221,102.41,778
20211,060.41,724
20201,076.01,647
20191,017.51,579
2018944.11,443
2017956.91,417
2016918.71,338
2015889.71,240
2014822.91,126
2013738.7995
2012754.4912
2011768.5850
2010750.0810
2009711.9747
2008663.6763
2007637.7641
2006628.8625
2005597.7319
2004542.283
2003548.5275
2002532.0549
2001472.2494
2000449.4468
1999402.2419
1998356.3381
1997307.7347
1996287.0325
1995253.2284
1994244.3273
1993235.5260
1992231.3247
1991229.9235
1990232.5223
1989219.6218
1988205.2215
1987207.6210
1986210.2201
1985201.2193
1984169.2172
1983121.0142
198295.6108
198178.689
198067.077
197961.568
197859.468
197759.264
197661.762
197563.657
197465.853
197363.142
197261.843
197162.941
197060.844
196963.944
196859.135
196753.831
196642.428
196534.324
196433.318
196335.718
196233.217
196134.618
196029.418
195923.314
195818.79
195710.05
19564.03
19552.02
19541.02
19530.91
19520.7<1
19510.6<1
19500.31
19490.1<1
19480.1<1
19470.1<1
19460.1<1
19450.1<1

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Monthly table (last 24 months)
MonthOil (Mbbl)Gas produced (MMcf)
2026-09141,248.3237,187
2026-08143,022.2241,402
2026-07136,804.8208,829
2026-06134,175.4230,158
2026-05133,270.8225,475
2026-04127,693.9192,776
2026-03131,234.4223,285
2026-02113,638.9195,310
2026-01122,466.0211,350
2025-12124,367.5212,620
2025-11113,089.5193,310
2025-10124,832.6213,117
2025-09117,353.4201,805
2025-08120,688.4206,695
2025-07122,641.8208,868
2025-06112,672.7192,362
2025-05114,046.9188,612
2025-04108,890.2177,879
2025-03112,161.9181,101
2025-0297,588.7156,881
2025-01106,819.6175,881
2024-12105,975.5176,286
2024-1199,296.1167,006
2024-10101,323.8173,914

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Source: CommoVision · Brazil, data through September 2026.

Well map

A map of 31,333 well locations in Brazil for which CommoVision holds a published surface coordinate, each drawn where it is and colored by its primary product (green for oil, red for natural gas, gray where undetermined; a spot shared by more than one product shows the one with the most wells there), on a ground of land and water over faint country outlines and place names for orientation, with a small inset map locating this frame in the Americas.
  • Oil 19,058
  • Natural gas 873
  • Undetermined 11,402
31,333 well locations in Brazil, colored by primary product.
About this map

Undetermined means not enough signal to settle it. Producing wells are the ones that reported oil or gas in the 12 months to Sep 2026.

4,708.3 Mbbl/d Sep 2026 oil production +20.4% vs Sep last year
7.79 Bcf/d Aug 2026 gas production +16.8% vs Aug last year
3,767.5 Mbbl/d 2025 oil production
6.33 Bcf/d 2025 gas production
7,589 wells Producing wells tracked 12 months to Sep 2026
4,004.9 Mbbl/d Existing wells, Nov 2027 forecast Our forecast for existing wells.

Type curves

Brazil oil type curves (bbl/d per well, log scale, against months on production; cohorts 2010–2026)
Brazil oil type curves: average barrels per day per well on a log scale against months on production 2010-2014: 2,266 wells in curve; starts at 606 bbl/d per well, 2,092 Mbbl cumulative through month 142 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 202, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2015: 546 wells in curve; starts at 382 bbl/d per well, 2,256 Mbbl cumulative through month 130 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 190, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2016: 306 wells in curve; starts at 732 bbl/d per well, 4,161 Mbbl cumulative through month 118 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 178, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2017: 153 wells in curve; starts at 1,682 bbl/d per well, 6,541 Mbbl cumulative through month 106 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 166, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2018: 167 wells in curve; starts at 632 bbl/d per well, 2,048 Mbbl cumulative through month 94 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 154, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2019: 110 wells in curve; starts at 2,351 bbl/d per well, 9,646 Mbbl cumulative through month 82 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 142, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2020: 102 wells in curve; starts at 1,401 bbl/d per well, 5,767 Mbbl cumulative through month 70 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 130, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2021: 66 wells in curve; starts at 2,108 bbl/d per well, 5,727 Mbbl cumulative through month 58 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 118, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2022: 119 wells in curve; starts at 1,433 bbl/d per well, 3,172 Mbbl cumulative through month 46 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 106, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2023: 157 wells in curve; starts at 2,083 bbl/d per well, 3,394 Mbbl cumulative through month 34 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 94, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2024: 159 wells in curve; starts at 1,081 bbl/d per well, 1,509 Mbbl cumulative through month 22 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 82, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2025: 193 wells in curve; starts at 1,709 bbl/d per well, 1,109 Mbbl cumulative through month 10 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 70, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2026: 176 wells in curve; starts at 1,690 bbl/d per well, 51.4 Mbbl cumulative through month 1 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 61, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends1502005001,0002,0005,0007,000bbl/d24487296120144168192216Months on production

18 of the drawn cohorts’ wells are not in these curves yet: each is still producing and joins its curve once it carries a forecast.

Brazil natural gas type curves (Mcf/d per well, log scale, against months on production; cohorts 2010–2026)
Brazil natural gas type curves: average thousand cubic feet per day per well on a log scale against months on production 2010-2014: 2,266 wells in curve; starts at 567 Mcf/d per well, 3.1 Bcf cumulative through month 142 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 202, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2015: 546 wells in curve; starts at 414 Mcf/d per well, 3.8 Bcf cumulative through month 130 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 190, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2016: 306 wells in curve; starts at 895 Mcf/d per well, 6.4 Bcf cumulative through month 118 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 178, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2017: 153 wells in curve; starts at 2,221 Mcf/d per well, 10.3 Bcf cumulative through month 106 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 166, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2018: 167 wells in curve; starts at 522 Mcf/d per well, 1.9 Bcf cumulative through month 94 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 154, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2019: 110 wells in curve; starts at 2,646 Mcf/d per well, 13.3 Bcf cumulative through month 82 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 142, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2020: 102 wells in curve; starts at 1,600 Mcf/d per well, 8.3 Bcf cumulative through month 70 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 130, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2021: 66 wells in curve; starts at 3,031 Mcf/d per well, 8.8 Bcf cumulative through month 58 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 118, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2022: 119 wells in curve; starts at 1,235 Mcf/d per well, 4.6 Bcf cumulative through month 46 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 106, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2023: 157 wells in curve; starts at 2,000 Mcf/d per well, 3.9 Bcf cumulative through month 34 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 94, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2024: 159 wells in curve; starts at 1,551 Mcf/d per well, 2.5 Bcf cumulative through month 22 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 82, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2025: 193 wells in curve; starts at 2,279 Mcf/d per well, 1.7 Bcf cumulative through month 10 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 70, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2026: 176 wells in curve; starts at 2,384 Mcf/d per well, 0.1 Bcf cumulative through month 1 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 61, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2005001,0002,0005,0007,000Mcf/d24487296120144168192216Months on production

18 of the drawn cohorts’ wells are not in these curves yet: each is still producing and joins its curve once it carries a forecast.

Average production per well, for wells grouped by when they first produced.

How these curves are built

Average daily production per well, for wells grouped by when they first produced. Includes every well of the cohort that is old enough at each month, except wells that are still active but not yet covered by our forecasts; those are left out of both the reported and forecast parts until they are. Wells that are shut in or have stopped producing count as zero, so the average reflects the whole group drawn, not just survivors. Rates are calendar-day (volume ÷ days in month). The cumulative axis accumulates those same monthly averages at the average month length. Months not yet fully reported are excluded. The 2010-2014 curve draws those years as one group. The chart opens on average daily rate against months on production, the rate on a log scale. The view control switches to rate against cumulative production per well, on the same log rate scale, or to cumulative production per well against months on production, on a linear scale. Every view draws the same cohorts from the same production history. Each cohort is solid through the last month all the wells in its curve sit inside fully reported data. Past it the dashed curve carries the same wells forward, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends, for up to five years. A dashed curve runs as far as at least nine in ten of its wells are accounted for. A well that is old enough but shut in still counts, as zero. The measured months are what these wells reported. In the forward months each well counts its own reported figure for each month it has one, our forecast for each month it has only that, and zero for the rest. The forward average counts every well in the curve. The drawn forecast runs up to five years past the measured months. Line thickness tracks how many wells each curve is drawn from.

Cohort summary table
First produced Wells in curve Peak oil (bbl/d per well) Month-12 oil (bbl/d per well) Cum oil in series (Mbbl per well) Peak gas (Mcf/d per well) Month-12 gas (Mcf/d per well) Cum gas in series (Bcf per well) Months in series Wells old enough at last month in series Forecast months drawn
2026 176 1,690 — 51.4 2,384 — 0.1 1 100% 60
2025 193 4,210 — 1,109 6,462 — 1.7 10 100% 60
2024 159 2,518 2,381 1,509 4,352 4,002 2.5 22 100% 60
2023 157 4,254 3,582 3,394 4,802 4,193 3.9 34 100% 60
2022 119 3,144 2,516 3,172 4,115 3,436 4.6 46 100% 60
2021 66 4,479 3,620 5,727 6,002 5,073 8.8 58 100% 60
2020 102 3,359 3,042 5,767 4,544 3,938 8.3 70 100% 60
2019 110 5,935 4,892 9,646 6,966 5,701 13.3 82 100% 60
2018 167 1,245 966 2,048 887 661 1.9 94 100% 60
2017 153 3,105 2,509 6,541 4,373 3,263 10.3 106 100% 60
2016 306 1,687 1,441 4,161 2,268 1,780 6.4 118 100% 60
2015 546 821 821 2,256 1,223 1,152 3.8 130 100% 60
2010-2014 2,266 1,241 893 2,092 1,250 1,087 3.1 142 100% 60

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Source: CommoVision · Brazil type curves, per-well production by first-production cohort.

Top operators in Brazil, 2025

  1. Petrobras 89.8%
  2. Prio S.A. 2.1%
  3. Brava Energia S.A. 1.8%
  4. Equinor 1.6%
  5. TotalEnergies 1.0%
  6. Shell 0.6%
  7. Trident Energy 0.6%
  8. Karoon Energy 0.5%
  9. PetroRecôncavo S.A. 0.5%
  10. Perenco 0.4%
  11. 30 other operators 1.2%
Top operators in Brazil, 2025: full table
OperatorOil (Mbbl/d, 2025)Gas produced (MMcf/d, 2025)Share of output
Petrobras 3,374.45,783.389.8%
Prio S.A. 85.639.02.1%
Brava Energia S.A. 72.469.21.8%
Equinor 64.811.61.6%
TotalEnergies 39.553.01.0%
Shell 24.911.90.6%
Trident Energy 22.615.10.6%
Karoon Energy 21.08.30.5%
PetroRecôncavo S.A. 16.261.90.5%
Perenco 15.12.60.4%
30 other operators 30.9270.41.2%

Mbbl/d = thousand barrels per day · MMcf/d = million cubic feet per day (units).

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Active drilling rigs

20 rigs active on average in Oct 2026
−1 rig vs a year earlier
27 rigs peak month, May 2025 (since Oct 2016)
Active drilling rigs by rig type (rigs, monthly average)Source: Baker Hughes
Oil Gas
Active drilling rigs by rig type: rigs, monthly average 10 20 30 rigs 2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 Oct 2016: 14 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 1) Nov 2016: 10 rigs on average (Oil 9, Gas 1) Dec 2016: 13 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 1) Jan 2017: 16 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 1) Feb 2017: 14 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 1) Mar 2017: 16 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 1) Apr 2017: 15 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 1) May 2017: 16 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 1) Jun 2017: 17 rigs on average (Oil 16, Gas 1) Jul 2017: 16 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 1) Aug 2017: 15 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 1) Sep 2017: 13 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 1) Oct 2017: 15 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 1) Nov 2017: 16 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 1) Dec 2017: 14 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 1) Jan 2018: 15 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 1) Feb 2018: 17 rigs on average (Oil 16, Gas 1) Mar 2018: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Apr 2018: 15 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 0) May 2018: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Jun 2018: 13 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 0) Jul 2018: 15 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 0) Aug 2018: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Sep 2018: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Oct 2018: 8 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 0) Nov 2018: 8 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 0) Dec 2018: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Jan 2019: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Feb 2019: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Mar 2019: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Apr 2019: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) May 2019: 9 rigs on average (Oil 9, Gas 0) Jun 2019: 8 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 0) Jul 2019: 8 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 0) Aug 2019: 9 rigs on average (Oil 9, Gas 0) Sep 2019: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Oct 2019: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Nov 2019: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Dec 2019: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Jan 2020: 13 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 0) Feb 2020: 15 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 0) Mar 2020: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) Apr 2020: 13 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 0) May 2020: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Jun 2020: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Jul 2020: 8 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 0) Aug 2020: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Sep 2020: 9 rigs on average (Oil 9, Gas 0) Oct 2020: 7 rigs on average (Oil 7, Gas 0) Nov 2020: 9 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 1) Dec 2020: 9 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 1) Jan 2021: 9 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 1) Feb 2021: 8 rigs on average (Oil 7, Gas 1) Mar 2021: 9 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 1) Apr 2021: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) May 2021: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Jun 2021: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Jul 2021: 9 rigs on average (Oil 9, Gas 0) Aug 2021: 6 rigs on average (Oil 6, Gas 0) Sep 2021: 9 rigs on average (Oil 9, Gas 0) Oct 2021: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Nov 2021: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Dec 2021: 8 rigs on average (Oil 8, Gas 0) Jan 2022: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Feb 2022: 12 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 1) Mar 2022: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Apr 2022: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) May 2022: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Jun 2022: 10 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 0) Jul 2022: 11 rigs on average (Oil 10, Gas 1) Aug 2022: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Sep 2022: 13 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 0) Oct 2022: 15 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 1) Nov 2022: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Dec 2022: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Jan 2023: 13 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 0) Feb 2023: 11 rigs on average (Oil 11, Gas 0) Mar 2023: 12 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 0) Apr 2023: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) May 2023: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) Jun 2023: 19 rigs on average (Oil 19, Gas 0) Jul 2023: 18 rigs on average (Oil 18, Gas 0) Aug 2023: 18 rigs on average (Oil 18, Gas 0) Sep 2023: 14 rigs on average (Oil 13, Gas 1) Oct 2023: 13 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 1) Nov 2023: 13 rigs on average (Oil 12, Gas 1) Dec 2023: 14 rigs on average (Oil 14, Gas 0) Jan 2024: 16 rigs on average (Oil 16, Gas 0) Feb 2024: 15 rigs on average (Oil 15, Gas 0) Mar 2024: 18 rigs on average (Oil 18, Gas 0) Apr 2024: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) May 2024: 16 rigs on average (Oil 16, Gas 0) Jun 2024: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) Jul 2024: 16 rigs on average (Oil 16, Gas 0) Aug 2024: 19 rigs on average (Oil 19, Gas 0) Sep 2024: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) Oct 2024: 17 rigs on average (Oil 17, Gas 0) Nov 2024: 18 rigs on average (Oil 18, Gas 0) Dec 2024: 18 rigs on average (Oil 18, Gas 0) Jan 2025: 21 rigs on average (Oil 21, Gas 0) Feb 2025: 22 rigs on average (Oil 22, Gas 0) Mar 2025: 21 rigs on average (Oil 21, Gas 0) Apr 2025: 25 rigs on average (Oil 25, Gas 0) May 2025: 27 rigs on average (Oil 27, Gas 0) Jun 2025: 26 rigs on average (Oil 26, Gas 0) Jul 2025: 26 rigs on average (Oil 25, Gas 1) Aug 2025: 24 rigs on average (Oil 23, Gas 1) Sep 2025: 19 rigs on average (Oil 18, Gas 1) Oct 2025: 21 rigs on average (Oil 20, Gas 1) Nov 2025: 24 rigs on average (Oil 24, Gas 0) Dec 2025: 21 rigs on average (Oil 20, Gas 1) Jan 2026: 21 rigs on average (Oil 20, Gas 1) Feb 2026: 23 rigs on average (Oil 23, Gas 0) Mar 2026: 21 rigs on average (Oil 21, Gas 0) Apr 2026: 22 rigs on average (Oil 22, Gas 0) May 2026: 24 rigs on average (Oil 24, Gas 0) Jun 2026: 20 rigs on average (Oil 20, Gas 0) Jul 2026: 22 rigs on average (Oil 22, Gas 0) Aug 2026: 22 rigs on average (Oil 22, Gas 0) Sep 2026: 20 rigs on average (Oil 20, Gas 0) Oct 2026: 20 rigs on average (Oil 20, Gas 0)

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  • In Brazil, an average of 20 drilling rigs were active in Oct 2026 (1 fewer than a year earlier).
  • Since Oct 2016, the monthly average peaked at 27 in May 2025.
Average active rigs per month: full table
Month Oil-directedGas-directedAll rigs
Oct 202620020
Sep 202620020
Aug 202622022
Jul 202622022
Jun 202620020
May 202624024
Apr 202622022
Mar 202621021
Feb 202623023
Jan 202620121
Dec 202520121
Nov 202524024
Oct 202520121
Sep 202518119
Aug 202523124
Jul 202525126
Jun 202526026
May 202527027
Apr 202525025
Mar 202521021
Feb 202522022
Jan 202521021
Dec 202418018
Nov 202418018

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

What each region has actually reported

Brazil: every reporting region we publish, largest first. What it has reported and how far it is complete. Rates are for each region's newest complete month, so they are comparable across regions even though the months differ.

RegionOil (Mbbl/d)Gas produced (MMcf/d)Complete throughNewest month reported
Brazil 4,613.67,787.22026-082026-09

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Each row names the grain a region’s production is held at. Where a source publishes at a coarser grain, the page says so.

DataGrainSinceBenchmark
Brazil production well 1941-12 —

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What the data shows

  • Brazil produced 1.38 Bbbl of oil and 2.31 Tcf of natural gas in 2025.
  • Brazil oil production reached its highest level on record in 2025 at 1.38 Bbbl.
  • 7,589 producing wells tracked, 12 months to Sep 2026.

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