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Petrobras approved the production of 2.07 million barrels per day of oil in Brazil for the month of April. The estimated monthly production value already includes the previously announced reductions, which anticipated cuts totaling 200 thousand bopd.
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In a statement, the company said it is and will continue to monitor the market and that if necessary, the company will make new adjustments, always ensuring safety conditions for people, operations, and processes.
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“In this way, there will be daily monitoring of the production projection, increasing or decreasing restrictions to ensure the average production volume of 2.07 million bpd in April,” the company explained in a statement released today (4/7).
The new production value adopted by Petrobras will represent a decrease of 3.2% compared to the volume extracted – as a consortium – in February, which was 2.139 million barrels of oil per day, according to data from the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP).
Last year, Petrobras extracted an average of 2.172 million barrels per day. For this year, the original target was 2.2 million bopd. The company has not yet released its production figures for March.
