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 |
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(MILLIONS TCO2) |
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78 |
41% |
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66 |
67 |
62 |
62 |
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59 |
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56 |
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48 |
46 |
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2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
2021 |
2022 |
2023 |
Outlook |
METHANE INTENSITY EMISSIONS
(TCH4/THOUSAND THC)
66% |
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0,65 |
0,64 |
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0,56 |
0,57 |
0,58 |
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0,44 |
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0,32 |
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0,25 |
0,22 |
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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 |
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Wind and Solar |
Renewable diesel |
Photovoltaic Energies |
Bio Jet Fuel |
US$ 5.2 billion |
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Hydrogen, CCUS and CVC |
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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 |
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Cycle in |
relevant decrease in GHG |
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Emissions Intensity (-19%) |
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FPSO |
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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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