Unbelievable! Petrobras Breaks All Pre-Salt Oil Records in August – What Happened Will Surprise You!

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Published on 10/09/2024 at 16:22

Updated on 10/09/2024 at 16:23

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Petrobras Achieves Amazing Milestone In August, Breaking The Historic Record Of Pre-Salt Oil Processing And Surpassing The 2023 Mark

Petrobrasreached a historic milestone in August when it broke the record for pre-salt oil processing at its refineries, achieving 76% of the total processed load.

This performance exceeded the previous mark of 73%, recorded in June 2023. Throughout the year, from January to August, the company also reported significant figures, with 69% of the processed oil coming from the pre-salt, surpassing the 66% from the same period in 2022.

**Paulínia Refinery (SP) – Photo: Petrobras**

Pre-Salt Oil Provides A Higher Yield Of Medium Derivatives

According to William França, director of Industrial Processes and Products at Petrobras, the oil extracted from the pre-salt offers a superior yield of medium derivatives, such as aviation kerosene (QAV) and diesel, both of higher added value.

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Refinery Utilization Factor (FUT)

The good performance of Petrobras was also reflected in the Refinery Utilization Factor (FUT) in August, which reached 95%, the best result of the year. This index is an important indicator of the company’s operational efficiency, which has demonstrated great capacity to integrate its refining, logistics, and marketing areas.

According to Claudio Schlosser, director of Logistics, Marketing, and Markets at Petrobras, the company has significantly contributed to the growth of the domestic market. “We are operating in a competitive and safe manner, always preserving profitability and financial sustainability,” highlights Schlosser.

The success of Petrobras in increasing pre-salt oil processing shows the positive impact of reserves in this area. The pre-salt has been consolidating itself as one of the main pillars of oil production in Brazil, being essential to ensure energy security and the supply of high-value-added products.

The combination of technology, innovation, and sustainability continues to be the key to the exceptional results that the company has been achieving, positioning it as a reference in the global energy sector.

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Unbelievable! Petrobras Breaks All Pre-Salt Oil Records in August – What Happened Will Surprise You!

Petrobras Achieves Amazing Milestone In August, Breaking The Historic Record Of Pre-Salt Oil Processing And Surpassing The 2023 Mark

Pre-Salt Oil Provides A Higher Yield Of Medium Derivatives

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