Petrobras avalia participar do leilão de energia A-6 com termoelétrcas

Petrobras Considers Participating in A-6 Energy Auction with Thermoelectric Plants

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 14/08/2019 at 18:12

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Petrobras is studying participation in the upcoming A-6 auction of electricity generation projects, which will be held in October of this year, with energy delivery in 2025. This was stated on Wednesday by Petrobras’ Executive Director of Refining and Natural Gas, Anelise Lara. The executive’s comments echoed recent news that Petrobras is considering creating a subsidiary for power generation with its thermal assets and selling the unit in an initial public offering.

According to her, the state-owned oil and gas company’s participation can be both as a natural gas supplier and as a generator, through partnerships. “Yes, we are looking at the A-6, it could be through partnerships,” said the executive.

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