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Petronas Returns Campos Basin Block After Dry Well

Company determined that the exploration well drilled in C-M-661 did not contain hydrocarbons

12 Companies Express Interest In Concession Areas And 6 In Production-Sharing Areas

Oil companies' declarations of interest, accompanied by bid guarantees, have so far secured the inclusion of 22 exploration block sectors and 2 marginal accumulation area sectors under the OPC, as well as 13 production-sharing blocks under the OPP, in the public bid sessions scheduled for October 7

3rd OPP Cycle Winners Sign Production Sharing Contracts

Karoon, CNOOC, Sinopec, Petrobras and Equinor sign agreements with the ANP, MME and PPSA for exploration of Esmeralda and Ametista blocks in the Santos Basin and Citrino, Itaimbezinho and Jaspe blocks in the Campos Basin, with minimum investments of US$ 89.55 M

ADM Brazilian Facility To Supply SAF Production Feedstocks

Rondonópolis (state of Mato Grosso) plant is the company's first facility in Brazil to obtain ISCC CORSIA certification, expanding its access to the European market

Intermoor Secures New Petrobras Contract

Company will provide inspection, preservation, maintenance and operational readiness services for subsea interconnection, mooring and anchoring equipment

Petrolia Secures 15% Interest In Vultur's Recôncavo Basin Blocks

REC-T-107 and REC-T-108 include the Urubu-Rei and Urubu-Rei Leste development areas and will continue to be operated by Vultur

Brazil Key Country For Shell’s Business, Says New CEO

João Santos Rosa assumes leadership of the Brazilian subsidiary at a time when the country has gained prominence in the group’s global operations, becoming its largest producer

June O&G Production Hits Record 5.842 M Boe/d

Brazil’s oil and natural gas output also reached record levels, reaching 4.475 million bbl/d and 217.35 million m³/d, respectively, with annual growth of 19.1% and 19.7%

Petrobras Announces New Colombia Offshore Gas Discovery

Gas accumulation was identified at the Sandia-1 exploratory well in the GUA-OFF-0 Block, where the company and Ecopetrol are developing the Sirius project

Court Approves Raízen’s Out-Of-Court Restructuring Plan

Decision makes effective the rescheduling of US$ 12 B in debt and allows the company to move forward with its capital increase and business reorganization

Pipeline To Connect Necta & Comgás Gas Networks

The 115-km project will connect the biomethane production hub within Necta's concession area to Comgás' consumer market

TotalEnergies & ExxonMobil Win Cargoes In PPSA's 7th Spot Auction

Only two of the three lots were awarded: a 900,000-barrel Atapu cargo to TotalEnergies and a 1 million-barrel Bacalhau cargo to ExxonMobil

CNPE Restructures Government-Owned Gas Sales & Targets 50% Price Cut

Resolution allows PPSA to directly market government-owned gas through auctions, with expectation of reducing industrial gas prices from about US$ 12 to US$ 5 per million BTU

Petrobras Says Gas Release Program Threatens Investment

Company’s Exploration & Production Director Sylvia Anjos says regulatory framework under discussion creates legal uncertainty for natural gas producers

PPSA To Hold 1st Federal Government Natural Gas Auction In November

The company is in final stage of negotiations to appoint Petrobras as its marketing agent, according to CEO Luis Fernando Paroli.The company is in final stage of negotiations to appoint Petrobras as its marketing agent, according to CEO Luis Fernando Paroli

Structural Reform Could Cut Electricity Bills by 32%

Technical report by the Public Leadership Center (CLP) indicates that high electricity prices are not caused by generation costs, but rather by the way tariffs are structured

Amazon Communities Receive Solar Power Training

Training program is part of a partnership between the Conexão Povos da Floresta Network, Senai, and Aneel

Consumer Institute Criticizes Changes To Power Sector Bill

Bill text approved by the Senate Infrastructure Committee creates mandatory procurement of specific generation sources, interferes with technical planning, and shifts new costs to consumers

Think Tank: Most Battery Auction Projects Unviable

E+ Energy Transition Institute says most of the 296.8 GW registered are neither technically nor commercially viable

Moody’s: Brazil Leads AI Adoption In LatAm, Energy Limits Expansion

Agency report says data center growth will depend on expansion of power infrastructure and investments to meet demand for artificial intelligence

Fitch: Curtailment Compensation Benefits Auren, Engie and Serena

Agency expects compensation for generation cuts to ease financial pressure on power generators, but rating impacts are only expected from 2027 onward

Eneva’s 295 MW Azulão I Power Plant Enters Commercial Operation

Thermal power plant in the state of Amazonas was contracted in Brazil's 2021 Capacity Reserve Auction and will receive fixed annual revenue of R$ 278.3 million (US$ 55.20 M) for 15 years

Axia Completes 1st Post-Privatization Transmission Project

Project in Santa Catarina received US$ 37.6 M in investments

61% Of National Grid Interconnection Works Behind Schedule

Report shows 23 of 38 projects are delayed or at risk; Aneel criticizes distribution companies’ planning failures, especially Equatorial Pará

State Of Amapá Trade Fair Connects SMEs & O&G Supply Chain

Event brought together Petrobras, industry experts, and business leaders to present supplier opportunities and help prepare Amapá companies for a new investment cycle tied to a potential Petrobras discovery in the Equatorial Margin

6,091 Projects Registered For Battery Storage Auctions

The projects, totaling 296,807 MW of capacity, represent a new participation record for Brazil's electricity sector auctions

El Niño Concerns: ONS Orders Earlier Generating Units Maintenance

National Operator instructed generators to anticipate maintenance work at three hydropower plants on the Rio Grande and a coal-fired power plant in southern Brazil

São Paulo & Rio de Janeiro Power Outage Could Cost US$ 19 M/hour

Cyber security company estimates losses of US$ 453 M over 24 hours in case of simultaneous power disruption

End August National Grid Load Demand Expected To Rise 4.8%

Initial forecast for month-end also points to higher electricity demand across all regional subsystems, according to the ONS

Temporary E32 Gasoline Blend Takes Effect Nationwide

Mandatory blend of anhydrous ethanol in regular gasoline rises from 30% to 32% for 180 days; ANP establishes transition period before enforcement begins

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From The Media

AGO 06, 2026 - The Economist

Gulf states should make a deal with Iran on Hormuz. however unpalatable. Iran wants to manage the strait jointly with Oman, a more pragmatic government. Negotiating an agreement might give Gulf countries a chance to register their red lines and demands. Gulf countries might have no choice but to pay transit fees. Shipowners would probably tolerate them so long as they did not fall foul of sanctions. That means America needs to be on board. International law says that maritime trade should be safe and free. A multilateral deal involving China, which has an interest in keeping the strait open and could restrain Iran, would be more durable. Iran does not seem ready to accept a return to the status quo in the strait. Still, if a deal, however limited and unbalanced, lowers hostilities and buys Gulf countries time to build workarounds and defences that reduce Iran’s leverage, it will be worth having. Iran looks likely to win this battle.

AGO 06, 2026 - Tradingeconomics.com

Crude oil rose to around US$ 76 per barrel on Thursday (Aug. 6), after three consecutive sessions of losses, as investors assessed the implications of a proposed shipping agreement through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said it had reached an agreement with Oman on a temporary shipping route, though officials stressed it would not amount to a full reopening of the strategic waterway. Meanwhile, US officials continued to express confidence that a deal with Iran was nearing, though investors remained cautious about the durability of any lasting peace in the region. The UK Navy reported explosions near a tanker transiting the strait, while Iran-backed Houthi militants claimed attacks on a Saudi oil tanker and threatened additional vessels in the Red Sea. Meanwhile, US crude inventories rose from their lowest level since 2018, and Saudi Aramco cut its flagship crude price for Asian buyers, reflecting expectations of improving regional supply conditions.

AGO 06, 2026 - Valorinternational.globo.com

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), seen as the aviation industry’s main pathway to reducing emissions, will become mandatory for commercial airlines in Brazil starting in 2027. Airlines will meet the requirement by blending SAF with conventional jet fuel. Carriers, however, are concerned about the limited supply of SAF and its price, which is up to 5 times higher than fossil-based fuel. Brazil established decarbonization targets under the Future Fuel Law, enacted in 2024. Under the legislation, airlines operating domestic flights will be required to reduce emissions by 1% in 2027 and 2028. The target will increase annually thereafter, reaching 10% by 2037. The Brazilian model differs from those adopted in regions such as Europe, where compliance is based on the percentage of SAF blended into jet fuel. In Brazil, the policy was designed to reflect the country’s competitive advantage in biofuels.

AGO 06, 2026 - The Guardian

US President Donald Trump’s administration revoked the visa to the USA of Brazil’s Ambassador Maria Luiza Viotti in a sharp escalation of a diplomatic feud with Brazil’s President Luiz Lula da Silva. The US State Department said her visa had been cancelled in retaliation for Brazil’s refusal to approve Trump’s nominee for ambassador in Brasília and its decision last month to deny visas to two US diplomats seeking to visit ahead of an October election. The diplomatic confrontation is the latest in a series of clashes between Trump and Lula, whose governments have sharply diverged over Latin American politics, Venezuela, Cuba and the role of the US in the region. Trump has repeatedly intervened in political contests across Latin America, while Lula has made national sovereignty a central theme of his campaign. Economic pressure has added to the tensions. The Trump administration also imposed tariffs of up to 37.5% on thousands of Brazilian exports, citing what it says are unfair trade practices and failures to prevent forced labour.

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