The portfolio allocation of an Oil and Gas company involves complex decisions within an uncertain environment and is extremely important in defining the firm s economical and financial future behavior. Recently, the portfolio selection problem for oil exploration and production (E&P) projects has been widely treated in the literature, however, few studies consider the optimization of the combined upstream and downstream portfolio. The purpose of this work is to propose a portfolio selection model for oil and gas companies, which operates both in exploration and production (upstream) and in refining (downstream), considering the integration between them. Crude oil prices and fields performance are the main uncertainties of the problem. The proposed model makes use of risk aversion stochastic programming techniques, measured by CVaR (conditional value at risk). To validate the proposed methodology a case study based on an Oil Company will be presented. The numerical application indicates that the model considering both upstream and downstream portfolio presents objective function results 28 percent higher than the model usually used in the literature that only optimizes the upstream portfolio.