Content
• Market description
• Shipyards – an overview
• Industry numbers
• Opportunities – potential Norwegian suppliers
• Happenings 2013
Market Overview • Brazilian Shipyards order book has 367 orders for
Shipbuilding and Offshore construction.
• The maritime market is experiencing a new booming. After the 70’s, this industry is again on the spot attracting a lot of investments.
• 9 new shipyards under implementation in different regions of the country.
• Brazil is currently the 4th biggest drilling unit builder and the 2nd in production platform construction.
• 28 new drilling units hired by Sete Brasil on behalf of Petrobras.
• Potential Norwegian Expert Contracts: more than USD 7bn.
Source: SINAVAL, ABENAV.
Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry Fact Sheet
• In the 70’s was the 2nd largest in the world
• 14 yards w/ steel processing capacity >30,000tons/year
• 6.9bn DWT order book
• 9 new shipyards under implementation in different regions of the country
• 62,000 workers directly employed. In 2017 the estimate is to reach 100,000
workers.
• 20 offshore oil platforms under construction
• 33 offshore deepwater drilling rigs
• Steel processing total capacity of 562thd tons/year
• 16,8bn BRL of FMM disbursements since 2001
Source: Sinaval
Orderbook
• Production Platforms: 14 will be
built in Brazil and 6 will have the
hulls converted in international
shipyards
• Brazilian orderbook accounts for
8% of the total activity
worldwide
• Investments of 8.7bn BRL will
increase the steel processing
capacity to 950,000 T/year
Source: SINAVAL
Type Quantity
Production platforms 20
Drilling rigs 28
Container ships 7
Bulk carriers 6
Offshore support vessels (OSVs) 70
Products ship 29
Tankers 26
Bunkers 11
Gas tankers 15
River barges 111
River pushers 26
Harbor tugs 18
Total 367
Shipyards in Brazil
Source: Sinaval
The shipping industry is concentrated in the extension from Rio de Janeiro to Rio Grande do Sul states.
New Shipyards and Production Capacity
Source: SINAVAL and shipyards
New shipyards State Steel Processing
1000T/year Area
1000km² Dry
dock Carrier Quay
Estaleiro Enseada do Paraguaçu BA 36 1600 1 0 1
Estaleiro Jurong Aracruz ES 48 820 1 0 1
Estaleiros do Brasil RS 30 1500 1 0 1
Estaleiro CMO PE 40 400 0 0 1
Estaleiro OSX RJ 180 2500 1 4 1
Estaleiro Oceana SC 20 310 1 0 1
Estaleiro STX Promar PE 20 400 1 0 1
Estaleiro Rio Tietê SP 5 250 0 1 1
Estaleiro Wilson, Sons Rio Grande RS 13 120 0 1 1
Total 392 7900 6 6 9
PROMEF – Transpetro Fleet Renewal Program
Source: Sinaval
Shipyards Types of Ships 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
2019 2020
Atlântico Sul 10 Suezmax 1 2 3 2 2
Atlântico Sul 4 Suezmax DP 3 1
Atlântico Sul 5 Aframax 2 2 1
Atlântico Sul 3 Aframax DP 3
Mauá 12 products 2 1 2 3 3
Mauá 4 Panamax 3 1
STX Promar 8 gas tankers 2 3 3
TBD 3 bunkers 1 2
Total: 49 ships 3 3 8 8 8 5 2 5 6
Overview : Setebrasil (www.setebr.com)
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• Setebrasil is a Brazilian company owned by Petrobras,
Brazilian Pension Funds, Brazilian large banks, etc.
• Sete is to build 28 drilling units in Brazilian shipyards.
Minimum local content requirement: range from 55%
to 65% – more than USB 25 bn.
• Local content requirements increasing progressively
for units under construction at the same shipyard.
• Assets: drillship and semi-subs, 6th generation drilling
units, operating in water depths of 3.000 meters, and
Dynamic Position (DP-3).
• Setebrasil has partnered with reputable operators who
will have minority ownership of their respective units.
Drilling Units Main Characteristics
• Water depth: 3,000 meters
• Drill Pipe: 10,000 meters
• Dynamic Positioning System (DP): IMO Class 3
• Derrick: allows simultaneous operations of pipe assembly and drilling
• Maximum work pressure: 15,000 psi
• Living Quarters: 180 people
• Self propelled, minimum speed 11 knots for Drillship and 7.5 for Semi-Sub
Potential Norwegian Equipment
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• Main Drilling Systems
• Drilling System Sub Suppliers
Drilling Packages
• Thrusters
• Generators
• Dynamic Positioning
Marine Packages
• Living Quarter
• Drilling Module
• Hull Modules Modules
Potential Norwegian Equipment
19
• Design
• Vessel Classification
• Paint
• Rescue Boats/Lifeboat
• Dehumidifier
• Fire Alarm and Detection System
• Lights
• Consultancy Services
• Screw Air Compressor
• Switchboards
• Gyro Compass
• Integrated Control and Monitoring Systems
• Radar
• Transformer
Additional Equipment/Content
Potential Norwegian Equipment
20
• Vaccum Toilet Systems
• Aluminium Structures, helideck
• Control Systems
• Davits
• Support Systems
• Lanterns
• Life Rafts
• Cranes and Winches
• Burner Booms
• Fire Fighting Systems
• Fendres
• Elevators
• Anti Fouling System/ICCP
• Doors and Hatches
• Furniture
• Wheelhouse Consoles
Additional Equipment/Content
Potential Norwegian Equipment
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• Sete financing will mainly be provided by BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank).
• GIEK/Eksportkreditt will play a very important role in the transaction.
• DNB and Banco Santander are financial advisors for Sete.
• Setebrasil is emphasizing the importance of contracts of Norwegian interest and
production to be structured in a way to maximizes the financing for Sete from
GIEK/Eksportkreditt
• Workshops to present Norwegian suppliers to the shipyards that won the
contracts will be conducted in the beginning of March (week 10 – to be
confirmed)
Happenings 2013
• SETE Brazil workshop – March 4. – 8. (TBC)
• (FINEP O&G industry matchmaking – March 14. – 15.)
• OSV Conference Brazil – May 23. – 24.
• Navalshore (with NME) – August 13. – 15.
• OTC Brazil – October 29. – 31.
Keep in mind
• SETE project: • Singaporean owned yards (Brasfels, Jurong) contracts are
generally handled from Singapore • Norwegian content requirements from GIEK/Eksportkreditt vs.
Local content requirements
• Local content: • New ANP proposal expected soon • Hearing round closes February 14. • No major changes expected
• Workforce peak: 4000 workers (May/13);
P-58 (LC 63%)
• Whales Park
• Construction of 3 modules and integration;
P-63 (LC 65%)
• Papa-Terra;
• Construction of 7 modules and integration;
Honório Bicalho Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
P-58 P-63
• Workforce peak (ERS1 and 2): 7750 workers (Jul/15);
P-55 (LC 65%) - Roncador Mod. 3
• Construction of the 7 modules, deckbox and integration;
P-66 Replicant 1 (LC 70%) - Lula High;
• Construction of the Hull;
P-67 Replicant 2 (LC 70%) - Lula Central;
• Construction of the Hull;
P-68 Replicant 3 (LC 70%) - Lula South;
• Construction of the Hull;
P-69 Replicant 4 (LC 70%) - Lula North;
• Construction of the Casco;
P-70 Replicant 5 (LC 70%) - Lula Extreme South;
• Construction of the Hull;
P-71 Replicant 6 (LC 70%) - Iara Horst;
• Construction of the Hull;
P-72 Replicant 7 (LC 70%) - Iara NW;
• Construction of the Hull;
P-73 Replicant 8 (LC 70%) - Carcará;
• Construction of the Hull;
Rio Grande 1 Shipyard (ERG1)
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
P-55
P-66, P-67, P-68, P-69
P-70 P-71
P-73
• Workforce peak (ERS1 and 2): 7750 workers (Jul/15);
• 3 drilling rigs:
Cassino (LC 55%) – Lula North
Curumim (LC 60%) – Exploration
Salinas (LC 60%) - Exploration
Rio Grande 2 Shipyard (ERG2)
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
Cassino
Salinas
Curumim
• Workforce peak: 7500 workers (Aug/12);
• 6 semi-submersible drilling rigs:
Urca (LC 55%) – Franco East
Frade (LC 55%) – Júpiter
Bracuhy (LC 60%) – Carcará
Portogalo (LC 60%) – Iara Surround
Mangaratiba (LC 65%) – Florim
Botinas (LC 55%) – Florim
P-61 (LC 65%) – Papa-Terra
• Construction of the hull and integration
P-66 (LC 67%) – Lula High
• Construction of 6 modules and integration
P-69 (LC 67%) – Lula North
• Construction of 6 modules and integration
Cidade São Paulo (LC 65%) – Sapinhoá Pilot
• Construction of 4 modules and integration
Cidade Paraty (LC 65%) – Lula NE Pilot
• Construction of 5 modules and integration
Cidade Mangaratiba (LC 65%) – Iracema South
• Construction of 4 modules and integration
Brasfels Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
Cidade São Paulo Cidade Paraty
P-61
P-66 P-69 Urca
Cidade Mangaratiba
Frade Bracuhy
Mangaratiba Botinas
Portogalo
• Workforce peak: 3000 workers (Aug/12);
P-55 (LC 65%) – Roncador Mod. 3 – modules construction:
• M-07 – Booster Compression and Gas Dehydration
• M-08 – Amines Unit
P-58 (LC 63%) – Whales Park – modules construction:
• M-01 – Gas Dehydration
• M-03 – CO2 and H2S Removal
• M-05/06/07 – Oil Processing
• M-10 – Water Injection
• M-10A – SRU Sulfate Removal
P-62 (LC 63%) – Roncador Mod. 4 – modules construction:
• M-01 – Gas Dehydration and Torch System
• M-03 – CO2 and H2S Removal
• M-05/06/07 – Oil Processing
• M-10 – Water Injection
• M-10A – SRU Sulfate Removal
UTC Engenharia
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
P-55
P-58 P-62
• Workforce peak: 1900 workers (Mar/13);
Cidade de Ilhabela (LC 65%) – Sapinhoá North
• Construction of 10 modules and integration of the FPSO
Brasa Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
Ilhabela
• Workforce peak: 3300 workers (Jul/14);
Celso Furtado (LC 74%) – Product Vessels 48ktpb
Sérgio Buarque de Holanda (LC 73%) – Product Vessel 48ktpb
Rômulo Almeida (65%) – Product Vessel 48ktpb
José Alencar (LC 65%) – Product Vessel 48ktpb
4 Vessels Panamax (LC 65%) 65 a 80ktpb
3 Product Vessels (LC 65%) 48ktpb
5 Product Vessels (LC 65%) 32ktpb
Mauá Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
JA
1 Panamax 2 Products
CF
SBH, RA
3 Panamax
3 Products
3 Products
• Workforce peak: 2600 workers (Jan/12);
P-58 (LC 63%) – Whales Park – Construction of 5 modules
• M-02 (A/B/C) – Gas compression
• M-09 – Booster compressor
• M-12 – Cargo handling
P-62 (LC63%) – Roncador Mod. 4 - Construction of 5 modules:
• M-02 (A/B/C) – Gas compression
• M-09 – Booster compressor
• M-12 – Cargo handling
Cidade Paraty (LC 65%) – Lula NE Pilot – Construction of 4 modules:
• Module of cargo handling
• Module of manifold
• Module of treatment of gas A
• Module of compression and gas injection
Cidade Ilhabela (LC 65%) – Sapinhoá Norte – Construction of 4 modules:
• TS005 – Injection of chemical products
• TS077 – Flare vases
• TS078 – CO2 Removal
• TS079 – H2S Removal
Cidade Mangaratiba (LC 65%) – Iracema Sul – Construction of 5 modules:
• Module of water and utilities injection
• Module of gas treatment
• Module of electrical equipment
• Module of high and low separation
• Module of flare vases
Nuclep Construction Site
Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
Paraty
P-58 P-62 Ilhabela Mangaratiba
• Workforce peak: 8000workers (Aug/16);
• 7 drillships;
Arpoador (LC 55%) – Lula Norte
Copacabana (LC 55%) – Franco NE
Grumari (LC 60%) – Carcará 1
Ipanema (LC 60%) – Júpiter
Leblon (LC 65%) – Franco Leste
Leme (LC 65%) – Franco Leste
Marambaia (LC 65%) – Entorno de Iara
P-55 (LC 65%) – Roncador Mod. 3 – Hull construction
P-62 (LC 63%) – Roncador Mod. 4 – Conversion, construction of 3 modules and integration
João Cândido (LC 70%) – Suezmax – 158ktpb
Zumbi dos Palmares (LC 65%) – Suezmax – 158ktpb
8 Suezmax ships (LC 65%) – 158ktpb
5 Aframax ships (LC 65%) – 80 to 120ktpb
4 Suezmax DP ships (LC 70%) – 140 to 175ktpb
3 Aframax DP ships (LC 70%) – 80 to 120ktpb
Atlântico Sul Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
2 Suezmax
Ipanema 2 Aframax 2 Aframax
Leme Leblon
1 Suezmax 3 Aframax
JC 1 Suezmax
2 Suezmax
P-62 3 Suezmax
2 Suezmax, Grumari Arpoador Copacabana
3 Suezmax 1 Aframax Marambaia
• Workforce peak: 4200workers (May/16);
• 2 auto-raising drilling rigs;
P-59 (LC 70%) – Peroá
P-60 (LC 70%) – BM-C-27
• 6 drillships:
Ondina (LC 55%) – Iara Horst
Pituba (LC 55%) – Iara NW
Boipeba (LC 60%) – Exploration
Interlagos (LC 60%) – Exploration
Itapema (LC 65%) – Iara NW
Comandatuba (LC 65%) – Exploration
Enseada do Paraguaçú and São Roque Shipyards
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
Ondina
Pituba
Boipeba
Interlagos Itapema
Comandatuba
P-59 P-60
• Workforce peak: 6500workers (Apr/15);
• 6 drillships:
Guarapari (LC 55%) – Tupi NE
Camburi (LC 55%) – Guará South
Itaoca (LC 60%) – Iara NW
Itaúnas (LC 60%) – Exploration
Siri (LC 65%) – Exploration
Sahy (LC 65%) – Exploration
P-68 Replicant #3 (LC 67%) – Lula South
• Construction of 6 modules and integration
P-71 Replicant #6 (LC 67%) – Iara Horst
• Construction of 6 modules and integration
Jurong Aracruz Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
P-68 Guarapari
P-71 Camburi Itaoca
Itaúnas Siri
Sahy
• Workforce peak: 12000workers (Jul/16);
P-67 Replicant #2 (LC 67%) – Lula Central
• Construction of 6 modules and integration
P-70 Replicant #5 (LC 67%) – Lula Extreme South
• Construction of 6 modules and integration
OSX Shipyard
Source: Petrobras Source: Petrobras
2022
2503
4200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
O&G Production Curve (kbpd)
P-67
P-70