31/01/2024 - PETROBRAS - Petróleo Brasileiro SA: Deep Dive Petrobras 2024 (January 31st)

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DEEP DIVE PETROBRAS 2024

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January 31

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DEEP DIVE PETROBRAS 2024

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Energy Transition

Mauricio Tolmasquim

DEEP DIVE PETROBRAS 2024

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Energy Transition

Decarbonization

Gas & Power

Renewables

DEEP DIVE PETROBRAS 2024

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Energy Transition

Decarbonization

Gas & Power

Renewables

We expect lower world demand in the transportation segment and an increase in petrochemical demand

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Note: Petrobras' models, using Wood Mackenzie, IHS and IEA data as a reference.

Reference scenario projection used to elaborate the Plan. Petrobras also considers alternative scenarios, with different energy transition paces

2021

MMbpd

Light vehicles

28

Road transport

16

Aviation and Maritime

10

Petrochemical15

2050

15

13

9

22

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SCOPES 1 AND 2 - PETROBRAS OPERATIONAL EMISSIONS TRAJECTORY

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GHG ABSOLUTE EMISSIONS

(MILLIONS TCO2)

78

41%

66

67

62

62

59

56

48

46

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

Outlook

METHANE INTENSITY EMISSIONS

(TCH4/THOUSAND THC)

66%

0,65

0,64

0,56

0,57

0,58

0,44

0,32

0,25

0,22

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

Outlook

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LOW CARBON CAPEX 2024-2028 - PROMOTING DECARBONIZATION ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN

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SCOPES 1 AND 2

Operational Emitions

PORTFOLIO - SCOPE 3

Providing better products

R&D

in low-carbon

  • Net Zero by 2050
  • 2022 level not to be exceeded in the five-year period
  • Near Zero Methane 2030

Potential of 50% of total electricity

generation capacity through renewable sources by 2030

Potential to expand biofuel production capacity (by volume) by up to 4x between 2022 and 2030

Expand share of non-energy products which are transition-resilient

US$ 3.9 billion

DECARBONIZATION

OF OPERATIONS

Investments in emissions mitigation (scopes 1 and 2) - E&P, RTM and G&P

US$ 2.9 billion

Decarbonization Fund

US$ 1.0 billion

US$ 5.5 billion

US$ 1.5 billion

LOW CARBON

BIOREFINING

ENERGIES

Wind and Solar

Renewable diesel

Photovoltaic Energies

Bio Jet Fuel

US$ 5.2 billion

Hydrogen, CCUS and CVC

US$ 0.3 billion

US$ 0.7 billion

INCREASING OVER

THE FIVE-YEAR

PERIOD

15% of the total R&D budget in 2024, reaching 30% by the end of the period

US$ 11.5 billion (11% of total CAPEX)

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CARBON NEUTRAL PROGRAM AND DEDICATED BUDGET

LEVERAGING SOLUTIONS FOR THE NET ZERO TRAJECTORY

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Optical gas image (OGI) cameras in FPSO

Sea water dump line

Generation in FPSO

Eletrification of large machine in a refinery

MAC (USD/tCO2e)

Combined

Light CAPEX increase with

Cycle in

relevant decrease in GHG

Emissions Intensity (-19%)

FPSO

Variable speed drive

Compressor in FPSO

CARBON EMISSIONS (tCO2e)

New equipment leads

to 10% better GHG Emissions Intensity and reduced operational costs

EXAMPLES OF

IDENTIFIED

OPPORTUNITIES IN

THE MAC CURVE:

> 600

OPPORTUNITIES

DECARBONIZATION FUND

US$ 1.0 billion over the next years

  • 30 initiatives under implementation : potential mitigation of 1.4 MMtCO2e/year, budget of US$ 400 MM already allocated and CMA between 1 and 13 USD/tCO2e
  • Target additional technology for new projects and operating assets
  • Cross-sectorGovernance

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CARBON CREDIT AS A COMPLEMENTARY TOOL

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EXPANDING THE CONTRIBUTION TO THE MAINTENANCE OF STANDING FORESTS AND THE RESTORATION OF ECOSYSTEMS

  • Strict criteria for credit selection: only credits of high quality and integrity
  • Priority for credits generated in Brazilian biomes, with socioeconomic co-benefits
  • Compensation aligned with international best practices
  • Transparency and traceability

COMPLEMENTARY STRATEGY TO INTRINSIC DECARBONISATION

IN ADDITION:

Voluntary social responsibility portfolio: contribution to 106 conservation units and 20 indigenous lands and quilombola territories

Investments in protected areas by licensing (SNUC*): ~R$ 3 billion committed

10 * National System of Nature Conservation Units

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