Araucária-Cuiabá Oil Pipeline

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Araucária-Cuiabá Oil Pipeline, also known by its initials OLAC, is a proposed oil pipeline in Brazil.

Location

The pipeline is proposed to run from Araucária (Paraná state) to Cuiabá (Mato Grosso state), Brazil. The pipeline would pass through oil terminals in Jataizinho (Paraná), Presidente Prudente (São Paulo), Campo Grande (Mato Grosso do Sul) and Rondonópolis (Mato Grosso).^[1]^[2]

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Project details

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Capacity:
- Araucária-Jataizinho: 34,920 m³/day (1455 m³/h)^[1]
- Jataizinho-Presidente Prudente: 22,320 m³/day (930 m³/h)^[1]
- Presidente Prudente-Campo Grande: 17,160 m³/day (715 m³/h)^[1]
- Campo Grande-Rondonópolis: 9,960 m³/day (415 m³/h)^[1]
- Rondonópolis-Cuiabá: 6,720 m³/day (280 m³/h)^[1]
Length:
- Araucária-Jataizinho: 375 km^[1]
- Jataizinho-Presidente Prudente: 147 km^[1]
- Presidente Prudente-Campo Grande: 415 km^[1]
- Campo Grande-Rondonópolis: 471 km^[1]
- Rondonópolis-Cuiabá: 159 km^[1]
Diameter:
- Araucária-Jataizinho: 20 inches^[1]
- Jataizinho-Presidente Prudente: 16 inches^[1]
- Presidente Prudente-Campo Grande: 14 inches^[1]
- Campo Grande-Rondonópolis: 10 inches^[1]
- Rondonópolis-Cuiabá: 8 inches^[1]
Status: Proposed
Start year:
Cost: R$ 12.209 billion^[1]
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Associated infrastructure:

Background

The 1568-kilometer Araucária-Cuiabá Oil Pipeline was proposed in Brazil's 2021-2022 Indicative Oil Pipelines Plan as a means to transport oil from the coastal region of Paraná state to the states of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul in Brazil's Central West region. The pipeline would be divided into five sections as outlined above, and would have an estimated cost of R$ 12,209 million (12.2 billion Brazilian reais).^[1]

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References

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↑ "Oil pipelines investments in Brazil positive externality from Paranaguá-Araucária-Cuiabá route" (PDF). Rio Pipeline Conference and Exhibition. 2023-08-10. {{cite web}}: line feed character in |title= at position 45 (help)CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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[2] "Oil pipelines investments in Brazil positive externality from Paranaguá-Araucária-Cuiabá route" (PDF). Rio Pipeline Conference and Exhibition. 2023-08-10. {{cite web}}: line feed character in |title= at position 45 (help)CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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