Refinarias da Petrobras operam com fator de utilização de 66%

Petrobras Refineries Operating at 66% Utilization Factor

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/05/2020 at 17:46

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According to Data from the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Petrobras’ Refinery Utilization Capacity is Around 66%

In the first half of April, the utilization factor of Petrobras’ refineries had fallen to less than 55%. Today, based on data released by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the utilization capacity has stabilized at around 66%. In total, the state-owned company accounts for 99% of the refining capacity in the country.

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Before the worsening of the coronavirus crisis in the country, as well as the implementation of restrictive measures on the movement of people, Petrobras’ refineries recorded a utilization factor above 75% (first half of March). However, due to a decrease in fuel demand in Brazil, activities in the refineries were scaled back.

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Petrobras Refineries Operating at 66% Utilization Factor

According to Data from the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Petrobras’ Refinery Utilization Capacity is Around 66%

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Petrobras Refineries Operating at 66% Utilization Factor

According to Data from the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Petrobras’ Refinery Utilization Capacity is Around 66%

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