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/2017 1965 An idea is born A sistencia ANCAP R ecproca ECOPETROL P etrolera ENAP E statal PDVSA founded L atinoamericana ARPEL PETROPERU PETROBRAS (Latin American State Oil YPF Companies for Reciprocal Assistance Organization) YPFB


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Asistencia Recíproca Petrolera Estatal Latinoamericana

(Latin American State Oil Companies for Reciprocal Assistance Organization) Headquarters: Montevideo, Uruguay

1965

An idea is born

ANCAP ECOPETROL ENAP PDVSA PETROPERU PETROBRAS YPF YPFB

founded

ARPEL

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REGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF OIL, GAS AND BIOFUELS SECTOR COMPANIES IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

Cooperation, Integration and Innovation are our most important values

Public and Private Operating Companies and Service Providers ARPEL membership represents over 90% of the upstream and downstream activities in the region

ARPEL today

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MEMBER COMPANIES

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MEMBER INSTITUTIONS ALLIANCES

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ASSEMBLY

FISCAL COMMISSION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT WORKING GROUPS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

TECHNICAL COMMITTEES

Health, Safety and Environment Social Responsibility Human Talent and Knowledge Management Exploration and Production Pipelines and Terminals Refining and Fuels Gas and Energy Climate Change Cybersecurity Communications

GOVERNANCE

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Expert Delegates work cooperatively in

  • ur Technical

Committees and Working Groups

Exploration & Production Pipelines & Terminals Gas & Energy

Social Responsibility Health, Safety & Environment Cybersecurity, Climate Change & Communications Human Talent & Knowledge Management

Refining & Fuels

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Strategic guidelines for sustainable energy development

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Permanent search for excellence through reciprocal assistance, cooperation and exchange of best practices, experiences and knowledge among peers, with a focus

  • n innovation.

Acceleration of companies learning curve using industry accumulated knowledge “Consulting services at no cost” RECIPROCAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AMONG COMPANIES Exclusive benefit for ARPEL member companies

OPERATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE

RECIPROCAL ASSISTANCE AND INNOVATION

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ARPEL PROCESS OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

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EP PETROECUADOR / Balao ECOPETROL / Coveñas OCENSA / Coveñas TRANSPETRO / San Sebastián PETROPAR / Villa Elisa YPF / Dock sud YPFB / Arica PLUSPETROL / Pisco

CROSS-CHECKS

  • f operational management

at terminals using ARPEL manual as a reference

YPF/ Dock sud

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ARPEL EVENTS

The Association generates a valuable knowledge network in Latin America and the Caribbean through:

  • WORKSHOPS
  • SYMPOSIA
  • SEMINARS
  • ARPEL EXPERTS LEVEL MEETINGS

(RANE’s)

88 RANE’s DEVELOPED TO DATE

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We have a free-access web library for member companies which contains more than 300 documents developed by the Technical Committees and Working Groups

WHITE PAPERS GUIDELINES AND MANUALS ON BEST PRACTICES STATISTICAL DATABASES EXECUTIVE REPORTS ON EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS STUDIES AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

GUIDELINES, MANUALS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS

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COCATRAM Central American Commission of Maritime Transportation REMPEITC-Caribe Regional Marine Pollution Emergency, Information and Training Centre GI-WACAF Global Initiative for West and Central Africa GI-SEA Global Initiative for Southeastern Asia OSPRI Regional Initiative of Preparedness for Oil Spills in Caspian and Black Seas USCG United States Coast Guard

Tool to evaluate oil spill management capabilities – RETOS

TM

  • Used by

governments and industries: + 50 countries and companies between 2011 and 2016

  • Available in 4

languages: Spanish, English, French and Portuguese

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Annual elaboration of comparative performance studies of companies from the sector in the region, to identify gaps and bridge them through cooperation and reciprocal assistance.

Safety Performance – since 1997 Environmental Performance – since 2008 Database on Safety Incidents – since 2013 Occupational Health Management – since 2014 Process Safety – since 2016

BENCHMARKING

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TOPICS

  • Indigenous Peoples and the Oil Industry
  • Corporate Social Responsibility Management
  • Community Relations Management
  • Human Rights and Companies
  • Accreditation Program on Pipeline Integrity Management
  • Evaluation of Programs to Address Oil Spills
  • Process safety
  • Cybersecurity

Unique courses with focus on sensitive and specific aspects of the hydrocarbons sector. They are dictated in person, in-company and online.

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Promotion of proactive actions

  • f companies towards the

mitigation and adaptation to climate change enhancing the role of the industry in a new energy scenario.

CLIMATE CHANGE

RESILIENCE

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Promotion of regional energy integration in

  • rder to expand markets

and strengthen energy security.

ENERGY INTEGRATION

EXPANSION OF MARKETS AND ENERGY SECURITY

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Technical advocacy actions and promotion of assertive dialogues with a view to generate enabling regulations and standards for the development of the sector in the region.

Socio- environmental licensing Dialogue among Industry, Government & Indigenous Peoples

Consensus on a regional document for the development of socio- environmental regulations

White Paper “Opportunities for

the development of unconventional oil and gas in Latin America and the Caribbean”

Publications to

articulate public- private investments

TECHNICAL ADVOCACY

REGULATIONS ENABLING INVESTMENTS

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Dissemination of industry achievements and progress to all stakeholders. Promotion of sustainability reporting by companies, as well as other initiatives that seek to promote transparent management.

SUSTAINABILITY REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS

TRANSPARENCY AND REPUTATION

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Generation of high-level dialogue venues such as the Regional Conference and the LATINVE&P to promote networking among companies as well as with

  • ther stakeholders, thus

facilitating opportunities for business development. High quality venue for communication of the main topics

SPACES FOR DIALOGUE

NETWORKING AND NEW BUSINESS

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Identification of investment

  • pportunities

Convergence forum of Hydrocarbon Agencies, Industry and other stakeholders. ARPEL coordinates annual meetings of the National Hydrocarbons Agencies from the region.

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Representation of the regional industry before other national and international institutions related to the sector in order to consent messages and coordinate agendas and efforts in the joint construction of a regional sustainable vision of the energy sector.

Cooperation Agreements and Work Plans with national, regional and international Industry institutions

  • f reference.

Voice of the Industry at key national and regional forums.

National Associations and Agencies International Organizations Regional Articulator

REPRESENTATION BEFORE OTHER RELATED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SECTOR

ARTICULATOR OF STAKEHOLDERS

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Javier de Viana 1018. Montevideo. Uruguay T

  • el. + (598) 2410-6993

@ARPEL_Petroleo /company/arpel Canal ARPEL www.arpel.org