This document describes the consensual position of ARPEL member companies regarding the concept of just energy transitions in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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This report is an annual comparative study between ARPEL member companies on process safety incidents (tier 1 and 2), according to API 754 Recommended Practice. The information is presented by line of business, activity, released material and consequences, including the historical series.

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ARPEL Member Companies occupational safety statistics annual report analyzes the trends of four reactive indicators (total incidents, gravity, frequency of incidents with lost workdays and fatalities) and two proactive indicators (safety training intensity and task planned observations), broken down by business line (E&P, refining, pipelines, distribution and others) and by category (company and contractors).

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This manual provides a general description of the methodology developed by ARPEL to carry out the comparative analysis of the Cybersecurity maturity level of the oil and gas industry in the region. It also provides the results obtained in the assessment carried out in 2021 and 2022 with the participating partner companies, providing the reader with the necessary information to identify the gaps with the capabilities developed in the region and thus be able to locate and focus on those that need concrete actions to its evolution.

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The International Guide for the Assessment of Oil Spill Response Planning and Preparedness provides a comprehensive summary of many components and elements in a Response Planning and Readiness Assessment System. This International Guide provides a detailed compilation of over 500 aspects that contribute to a thorough and sound oil spill ...

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This report summarizes the main conclusions from the 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, COP27.

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ARPEL decides to compile and analyze in this report, the current or developing national policies in the countries of the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) region, regarding the decarbonization of the energy sector.

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The document compiles the activities carried out in 2022 under the four Strategic Vectors: Energy Transitions, Operational Excellence, Sustainable Management and Relationship with Stakeholders.

The Report includes links to virtual workshops developed throughout the year and to new publications. In addition, it provides an overview of training courses, dissemination activities and ARPEL 2022 Conference.

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This document provides an overview of the role of natural gas, complemented by lower carbon/green gases, in the energy transition in the specific context of Latin America and the Caribbean. It aims to contribute to the international energy dialogue, to help in the understanding of the critical benefits that natural gas and low-carbon gases can bring to the energy transition, and to provide evidence and insights to inform energy stakeholders about the opportunities and challenges of the region.

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This Guideline refers to geotechnical mitigation works in pipelines, and places special emphasis on issues related to the types of geotechnical works that are necessary in the different stages of the life cycle of an asset -referring to a hydrocarbon transportation system

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ARPEL remains faithful to its mission of promoting the development and transformation of our sector in an era of energy transitions and new risk dynamics. That was precisely the motto of our successful Conference that was held in Lima from November 14th to 16th. We had some 460 registered professionals, including 60 speakers and 15 regional CEOs.

The present report presents the subjects addressed during the Oil and Gas Conference ARPEL 2022.

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ARPEL Member Companies occupational safety statistics annual report analyzes the trends of four reactive indicators (total incidents, gravity, frequency of incidents with lost workdays and fatalities) and two proactive indicators (safety training intensity and task planned observations), broken down by business line (E&P, refining, pipelines, distribution and others) and by category (company and contractors).

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This report is an annual comparative study between ARPEL member companies on process safety incidents (tier 1 and 2), according to API 754 Recommended Practice. The information is presented by line of business, activity, released material and consequences, including the historical series.

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ARPEL Process Safety Self-Assessment Methodology and Tool provides a friendly and useful tool to oil and gas companies so that they can identify their gaps in process safety management systems at both company and facility levels.

The tool consists of 21 short questionnaires to assess the 21 defined elements, which ...

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The document compiles the activities carried out in 2021 under the four Strategic Directions: Energy Transitions, Operational Excellence, Sustainable Management and Communication with Stakeholders.

The Report includes links to webinars developed throughout the year on different topics: Energy Transition of the refining sector, process safety, best practices in downstream and ...

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This report summarizes the main conclusions from the 26th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, COP26.

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The energy transition towards a low-carbon economy is an indisputable necessity today, and represents a great challenge for the oil and gas industry in the region. In particular, the refining sector faces the double challenge of meeting the growing energy demand, and reducing the carbon footprint of its products, all ...

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ARPEL fosters the improvement of socio-environmental performance and sustainability standards and practices, through cooperation and innovation among its member companies.

In 2006, ARPEL endorsed the 10 Principles of the Global Compact, and submitted its first Comunication on Engagement (COE) in 2015. The COE 2021 reports the main actions taken by ...

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This Roadmap describes a course of action for ARPEL and its members to drive the contribution to the SDGs, estabilishing an action framework and a shared work agenda.

It defines seven priority SDGs and three key impact opportunities which result in 22 lines of action.

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This report is the summary of the Digital Dialogue: “The Role of Natural Gas in Colombia's Energy Transition", carried out in August. This event is the third issue of a series of dialogues being held on a monthly basis under a virtual format throughout 2021.

In this edition, the ...

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This report is the summary of the Digital Dialogue: “Vaca Muerta: Investment and Energy Policies to Accelerate Development”, carried out in June. This event is the first issue of a series of dialogues being held on a monthly basis under a virtual format throughout 2021.

In this edition, the speakers ...

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This report is the summary of the Digital Dialogue: “How will the new gas law transform Brazil’s gas market and the region?”, carried out in May. This event is the first issue of a series of dialogues to be provided on a monthly basis under a virtual format throughout ...

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The document contains information on Governance and Membership of ARPEL. In addition, it compiles the activities carried out under the four Strategic Directions: Energy Transitions, Operational Excellence, Sustainable Management and Communication with Stakeholders.

The 2020 Annual Report includes links to webinars developed throughout the year on different topics: Risk Management ...

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ARPEL Member Companies safety statistics annual report. It analyzes the trends of four reactive indicators (total incidents, gravity, frequency of incidents with lost workdays and fatalities) and two proactive indicators (safety training intensity and task planned observations), broken down by business line (E&P, refining, pipelines, distribution and others) and ...

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