Natural Gas Reinjection in Brazil, 2000–2026: Structural Shift, Offshore Concentration and the Geography of System Pressure

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Main Author: DA SILVA, KAIO
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contents <p>This record provides a monthly dataset and analytical working paper on natural gas reinjection in Brazil from 2000 to 2026, disaggregated by state, region and onshore/offshore location. The analysis identifies a structural shift in Brazilian gas reinjection, with strong offshore expansion, extreme territorial concentration and rising dependence on Rio de Janeiro as the dominant operational core.</p>
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spellingShingle Natural Gas Reinjection in Brazil, 2000–2026: Structural Shift, Offshore Concentration and the Geography of System Pressure
DA SILVA, KAIO
natural gas reinjection; gas reinjection; associated gas; upstream gas; offshore production; onshore production; Brazil; Rio de Janeiro; pre-salt; gas infrastructure; gas monetization; energy systems; petroleum economics; monthly dataset; time series analysis; hydrocarbon reservoirs; offshore concentration; gas market
<p>This record provides a monthly dataset and analytical working paper on natural gas reinjection in Brazil from 2000 to 2026, disaggregated by state, region and onshore/offshore location. The analysis identifies a structural shift in Brazilian gas reinjection, with strong offshore expansion, extreme territorial concentration and rising dependence on Rio de Janeiro as the dominant operational core.</p>
title Natural Gas Reinjection in Brazil, 2000–2026: Structural Shift, Offshore Concentration and the Geography of System Pressure
topic natural gas reinjection; gas reinjection; associated gas; upstream gas; offshore production; onshore production; Brazil; Rio de Janeiro; pre-salt; gas infrastructure; gas monetization; energy systems; petroleum economics; monthly dataset; time series analysis; hydrocarbon reservoirs; offshore concentration; gas market
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19223820