Petrobras' Fuel Price Increase Does Not Prevent Repar From Achieving Monthly Gasoline Sales Record in Paraná and Santa Catarina; State Refinery Delivered 3.7 Million Cubic Meters of the Product to Distributors

Petrobras’ Fuel Price Increase Does Not Prevent Repar From Achieving Monthly Gasoline Sales Record in Paraná and Santa Catarina; State Refinery Delivered 3.7 Million Cubic Meters of the Product to Distributors

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/01/2022 at 08:43

Updated on 16/01/2022 at 10:43

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High Gasoline Prices Do Not Prevent Petrobras Repar Refinery From Marketing 415.9 Thousand m³ Of Fuel In December

Petrobras informed yesterday (01/14) in a relevant fact that the Presidente Getúlio Vargas Refinery (Repar), a state-owned unit located in Araucária (PR), set a monthly record for gasoline sales in December 2021, when 415.9 thousand m³ of the product were sold in the states of Paraná and Santa Catarina. The volume exceeded the previous record by 8.4%, which was 383.7 thousand m³.

Constant Spikes In Gasoline Prices Did Not Prevent Repar From Delivering A Total Of 3.7 Million m³ Of Gasoline To Distributors Throughout 2021.

According To Petrobras’ Communication, Throughout 2021, Repar Delivered A Total Of 3.7 Million m³ Of Gasoline To Distributors.

Another Record Achieved By Petrobras In December Of Last Year Was The Delivery Of Products Via The Paraná-Santa Catarina Pipeline (Opasc), With 137.8 Thousand m³. Until Then, The Best Mark Of The Pipeline, Which Serves The Santa Catarina Bases Of Guaramirim, Itajaí And Biguaçu, Was 135.4 Thousand m³.

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Petrobras Reported On The Afternoon Of January 12 That In 2021 It Reached The Historic Record Of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Imports, With The Purchase Of About 23 Million Cubic Meters Per Day Of The Input. The Daily Record Occurred On October 1, With The Import Of More Than 40 Million Cubic Meters.

In The Same Year, Liquefied Natural Gas Represented About 30% Of The Total Portfolio Of Natural Gas Supply From Petrobras, Being Essential To Meet The Demands Contracted By Its Customers. Read The Full Article Here.

Petrobras’ Fuel Price Increase Does Not Prevent Repar From Achieving Monthly Gasoline Sales Record in Paraná and Santa Catarina; State Refinery Delivered 3.7 Million Cubic Meters of the Product to Distributors

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Petrobras’ Fuel Price Increase Does Not Prevent Repar From Achieving Monthly Gasoline Sales Record in Paraná and Santa Catarina; State Refinery Delivered 3.7 Million Cubic Meters of the Product to Distributors

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