Current Petrobras President Jean Paul Prates Met With Oil Companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies, and Equinor During CERAWeek to Discuss Future Partnerships in the Oil and Gas Sector

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 10/03/2023 at 16:24

Updated on 10/03/2023 at 16:25

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The Objective Of Prates Is To Secure The Cooperation Of The Largest Oil And Gas Companies In The Global Market For The Coming Years. The President Of Petrobras Was Present At CERAWeek, In The US, To Discuss The Future Of The Activities Of The State-Owned Company.

For this Friday, (03/10), the state-owned company is moving in the global oil and gas market in search of new partnerships in the segment. The new president of Petrobras, Jean Paul Prates, was present at the CERAWeek conference in Houston, US, which is taking place this week, to address future cooperation in the segment with major oil companies in the scenario. The objective is to boost exploration and research projects in the global scenario over the coming years.

Representatives Of The Oil Companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies And Equinor Discussed Future Partnerships With Petrobras During The CERAWeek Conference

Petrobras’ participation in the international oil and gas conference CERAWeek is bringing great results for the company’s future in the global scenario.

In addition to discussing the main expectations for the segment in the coming years, the current president of Petrobras, Jean Paul Prates, is seeking new partnerships with large oil companies worldwide.

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He was present in Houston to discuss cooperation with multinational companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies, and Equinor, aiming for mutual contributions in the oil and gas sector.

According to the state-owned company itself, the meetings with the major players in the sector “aim at future cooperations for energy transition and the implementation of new technologies in the oil and gas sector.”

After taking office in January as the president of the state-owned company, recommended by the Lula Government, Prates has been highlighting his commitment to increasing investments in renewable energies within the company.

In addition to meetings with oil companies, Petrobras also signed, during CERAWeek, an agreement with Equinor for the development of seven offshore wind projects in Brazil. They may cost 70 billion dollars, thereby strongly attracting investment to the national market.

Prates Reinforced Petrobras’ Position Regarding Joint Projects In The Oil And Gas Sector With Multinational Oil Companies At CERAWeek

Prates met with the CEO of BP, Bernard Looney, during the conference, and emphasized that both companies intend to work together in the oil and gas sector.

“We will continue with mutual visits to deepen discussions in both exploration and production and energy transition areas,” stated the current president of the state-owned company.

Additionally, he highlighted that both BP and other companies in the sector can cooperate with the state-owned company on carbon capture projects in the Amazon and mangrove regions.

The state-owned company also indicated that Petronas expressed interest in supporting renewable diesel production projects alongside the company.

The topic of energy transition in the global market was also at the center of Prates’ discussions with the CEO of TotalEnergies, Patrick Pouyanne, and the CEO of Equinor, Anders Opedal, the company added.

Thus, Prates reinforced Petrobras’ commitment to oil and gas projects with oil companies worldwide.

Learn About CERAWeek

“CERAWeek brings together global leaders to promote new ideas, insights, and solutions to the greatest challenges facing the future of energy, environment, and climate. CERAWeek is widely regarded as the most prestigious annual gathering of CEOs and global energy and public utility ministers, as well as the automotive, manufacturing, political, and financial communities, along with a growing presence of technology.”

Current Petrobras President Jean Paul Prates Met With Oil Companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies, and Equinor During CERAWeek to Discuss Future Partnerships in the Oil and Gas Sector

The Objective Of Prates Is To Secure The Cooperation Of The Largest Oil And Gas Companies In The Global Market For The Coming Years. The President Of Petrobras Was Present At CERAWeek, In The US, To Discuss The Future Of The Activities Of The State-Owned Company.

Representatives Of The Oil Companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies And Equinor Discussed Future Partnerships With Petrobras During The CERAWeek Conference

Prates Reinforced Petrobras’ Position Regarding Joint Projects In The Oil And Gas Sector With Multinational Oil Companies At CERAWeek

Learn About CERAWeek

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Current Petrobras President Jean Paul Prates Met With Oil Companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies, and Equinor During CERAWeek to Discuss Future Partnerships in the Oil and Gas Sector

The Objective Of Prates Is To Secure The Cooperation Of The Largest Oil And Gas Companies In The Global Market For The Coming Years. The President Of Petrobras Was Present At CERAWeek, In The US, To Discuss The Future Of The Activities Of The State-Owned Company.

Representatives Of The Oil Companies BP, Petronas, TotalEnergies And Equinor Discussed Future Partnerships With Petrobras During The CERAWeek Conference

Prates Reinforced Petrobras’ Position Regarding Joint Projects In The Oil And Gas Sector With Multinational Oil Companies At CERAWeek

Learn About CERAWeek

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