73%

of Brazil’s total oil production is coming from Pre-salt fields, with 122 wells producing 22,636 boe/d.

Post-salt offshore production amounts for 

2,443 boe/d. 22%

of total production, with 343 wells producing.

Onshore has a lot of potential of exploration and production opportunities, making

5%

of Brazil’s current production and rising.

32

new onshore companies have been created since 2016, acquiring more than 90 thousand sq. km of blocks in total since 2017.

Brazil is very well-positioned for energy transition, with renewable energy covering

46%

of its energy matrix, and national emissions lower than the global average.

Petrobras’ oil and gas production is very environmentally friendly, increasing more than

40%

within the last decade, but maintaining no increase in total emissions, with the company aiming to reduce its absolute operating emissions by 25% within this decade.

Brazil has a very safe increasing demand for renewable energy, with

30%

of its vehicle matrix fueled by renewables, and an adaptable power infrastructure.

Currently,

32%

of power generation comes from private power generation, expected to reach 60% by 2030 thanks to the 2018 Free Market reforms.