Petrobras is investing R$12 billion to complete the RNEST Train 2 expansion, which will double the refinery's capacity to 260,000 bpd and generate thousands of jobs by 2029.

P-79 production starts August 2026, boosting Búzios field capacity by 15.6% to 1.3 million barrels daily, including P-78's December start.

The Búzios Field holds production records with wells over 2,000 m deep, and operates six platforms, including the FPSO Almirante Tamandaré (225,000 bpd), with FPSO P-78 starting soon.

Petrobras signed the Expenses and Volumes Equalization Agreement (AEGV) with PPSA for the Jubarte Pre-Salt Shared Reservoir, agreeing to pay R$ 1.54 billion to reconcile costs and revenues.

The R$435 million giant will help the company maintain its leadership in computational capacity in Latin America and, consequently, in oil exploration and production development in Brazil.

The new P-91 unit will connect to 16 wells (eight producers, eight injectors) with a daily capacity of 180,000 barrels of oil and 12 million m3 of natural gas.

OBN OD technology records seismic waves propagated and reflected in oil reservoirs throughout seismic campaigns which, processed by supercomputers, improve prediction in new exploratory frontiers.

The São Tomé CCS Pilot Project will be monitored by regulatory agencies and will test new technologies for decarbonization.

Petrobras has successfully produced Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) at its Henrique Lage Refinery, co-processing vegetable oil with petroleum to create a low-investment solution for the aviation sector.

The vessel is one of the resources that will be put into practice during the Pre-Operational Assessment (APO), the final stage of the licensing process for drilling a deepwater well.