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Oil Workers Sign Manifesto Against P-43 Removals

FPSO workers sent the document, with 85 signatures, to the Sindipetro-NF union and to Petrobras, expressing opposition to the situation

Revap Begins Modernized Hydrotreating Unit Operation

Modernization of the unit will allow an approximately 80% increase in the refinery’s S-10 diesel production

Solstad Offshore’s Petrobras Contract Postponed Until 2027

The four-year charter of the AHTS Normand Turquesa, originally set to begin in the first quarter of 2026, has been postponed to the same period in 2027, with an additional US$ 15.4 million added to the contract, bringing its total value to US$ 100 million

MPF Requests Incident Information From Ibama & Petrobras

The Federal Public Prosecutor’s Office (MPF) in the state of Amapá has given Brazil’s Environment Regulator ( Ibama) and Petrobras a 48-hour deadline to provide information on the drilling fluid leak at the Morpho well, in block FZA-M-59, in the Amazon River Mouth Basin. Environmental organizations are seeking the annulment of the operating license

Prio’s 2025 Production + 26.6%

Albacora Leste and Peregrino drove the rise in annual volumes. The company also reported growth in December and fourth-quarter output

Petrobras Detects Loss Of Drilling Fluid Off Amapá

The company identified the incident in two auxiliary lines connecting the drilling rig to the Morpho well, located in Block FZA-M-59 in the Foz do Amazonas Basin. The causes are under investigation and will be examined in an administrative proceeding by Ibama

Eneva Begins Importing Natural Gas From Argentina

The operation strengthens the company’s strategy to diversify its natural gas portfolio and deepen energy integration in South America.

Oil Oversupply Dampens Market Reaction To Crises

The WoodMac consultancy forecasts that an immediate increase in production in Venezuela would worsen an already saturated market, pushing Brent prices below the US$ 50 per barrel level projected for Q126

Petrobras-Vale Sign S10 Diesel Deal

The agreement also provides for the development of low-carbon businesses, such as the potential purchase and sale of Diesel R, with renewable content, and possible negotiations for the supply of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO)

Petrobras, PetroReconcavo & CSN Win TAG Tenders

Petrobras and CSN were selected to provide flexibility services, while Petrobras and PetroReconcavo will supply Natural Gas for System Use (GUS). The competitive processes apply to 2026

Venezuela’s Opening Could Divert O&G Investors Away From Brazil

The recovery of Venezuela’s oil production depends on investment, but if President Donald Trump’s plan succeeds and a minimally safe legal and regulatory environment is established, Brazil will face stronger competition for investment, the CBIE predicts

Venezuela Will Need US$ 183 B To Return To 3 Mbpd

Rystad Energy analysis estimates the investments required for the country’s production to return to its peak level and highlights key challenges

Brazil’s November Production = 4.9 Mbpd

The volume represents a 6.3% decline from October 2025 and a 14% increase compared to November 2024. The data come from the O&G regulator’s Monthly Oil and Natural Gas Production Bulletin

Opening Platform Auction Bids Set: P-19 = US$ 288K & P-26 = US$ 270K

The auction, to be conducted by Sold Leilões, is scheduled to close on February 13. P-26 is moored at the Port of Açu, in northern Rio de Janeiro state, and P-19 is anchored in the Marlim Field, in the Campos Basin.

Court Cancels Labor Dispute Ruling After Oil Workers’ Strike Ends

According to the Superior Labor Court (TST), the decision was taken after Petrobras and Transpetro employees approved a collective bargaining agreement and announced the end of the strike at assemblies held on Tuesday (Dec. 30)

CEEE Equatorial Invested An Additional US$ 3 M In Energy Efficiency

The program developed by the distribution utility in 2025 was divided into initiatives focused on public lighting and on schools, hospitals, and public buildings

Rainy Season Starts Weak For Multiple Reservoirs

Of the seven largest reservoirs in Brazil’s subsystems—which account for nearly 90% of the National Grid’s storage capacity—only one is in better shape than in 2025

Technical Group To Study Infrastructure For Nuclear Reactors

Coordinated by the MME, the group will analyze, in particular, the deployment of small and micro modular reactors on land

Axia Energia Invested US$ 216 M In Transmission In The Northeast

Investments in 2025 focused on works to reinforce the safety of transmission lines connected to the National Grid

Aneel Revoked 509 Authorization Requests In 2025

The requests involved solar and wind power projects and total approximately 22 GW of capacity

Rainy Season Uncertainty Prompts Maintenance Rescheduling

Brazil’s National System Operator (ONS) technicians expressed concern about the difficulty of forecasting conditions beyond a two-week horizon

Casa Dos Ventos Seeks Injunction To Secure Data Center Access To The National System Through 2030

Company sees risk to priority following changes to the access request review process instituted by the PNAST

Eletronuclear Schedules Jan. 16 Routine Angra 2 Nuke Plant Shutdown

The scheduled outage, which will last about 50 days, aims to replace part of the nuclear fuel and carry out maintenance and testing at the plant

Equatorial Group Deploys Asset Monitoring System

Called DianE, the asset management technology aims to optimize the group’s electric utility infrastructure, performance, safety and resilience of

US$ 21.6 B Transmission Investments Expected Through 2035

Estimate is part of the Electric Energy Transmission chapter of the 2035 Decennial Energy Expansion Plan published by MME and EPE

Brazil’s Power Consumption Fell 1.8% In November

Milder temperatures curbed demand, weighing on the regulated market, according to the CCEE

President Lula Signs Special Environmental Licensing Law

The new LAE fast-tracks processes for federally designated strategic projects

2026 To Begin With Green Electricity Tariff Flag

Aneel said there should be no need to dispatch thermoelectric plants

ONS “Insurance” Helped Avoid US$ 896 M In Transmission Losses

Figures come from the Value Added study and show that for every Brazilian real spent on failure prevention, another US$ 4.50 was saved

Inflows To Exceed 80% Of LTA In 2 Subsystems

ONS projections indicate the North and Southeast/Center-West subsystems could reach 85% and 83% of the Long-Term Average (LTA), respectively

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From The Media

JAN 08, 2026 - Merco Press

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday (Jan. 7) announced that the proceeds from his country's future oil purchases from Venezuela under caretaker President Delcy Rodríguez will be spent entirely on US-made products, making Washington Caracas' new main trading partner instead of Moscow, Beijing, or Tehran. The initiative directive follows the administration's aggressive pivot to assume control over Venezuela’s natural resources following the January 3rd capture of dictator Nicolás Maduro. Writing on Truth Social, President Trump outlined the specific sectors that will benefit from the multi-billion-dollar arrangement. Under the terms dictated by Washington, Venezuela will use its oil proceeds to purchase US grains and food products to address domestic shortages, American-made medicines and high-tech medical devices, and equipment to modernize Venezuela’s failing electric grid and energy facilities.

JAN 08, 2026 - The Guardian

The US’s first overt attack on an Amazon nation last weekend is a new phase in its extractivist rivalry with China. The outcome will decide whether the vast mineral wealth of South America is directed towards a 21st-century energy transition or a buildup of military power to defend 20th-century fossil fuel interests. It is also evident in the Trump administration’s latest national security strategy, published in November: “The terms of our alliances, and the terms upon which we provide any kind of aid, must be contingent on winding down adversarial outside influence…” Although this “adversarial outside influence” is not named, it is clearly China, which overtook the US as the main trading partner of Latin America during the commodities boom in the first decade of this century. China now buys more oil from Venezuela, more iron, soy and beef from Brazil, more copper from Chile, Peru and Bolivia, and more ferroalloys from Colombia.

JAN 08, 2026 - Aljazerra

U.S. President Donald Trump has backed a bill to impose sanctions on countries that buy Russian oil, including China and India. Influential Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said on Wednesday (Jan. 7) that Trump had “greenlit” the bipartisan bill.. Graham said, “This bill would give President Trump tremendous leverage against countries like China, India and Brazil to incentivise them to stop buying the cheap Russian oil that provides the financing for Putin’s bloodbath against Ukraine.” China bought nearly half of Russia’s crude oil exports in November, while India took about 38 percent of exports, according to an analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air. Brazil dramatically ramped up its purchase of subsidised Russian oil after the invasion of Ukraine in 2022, but those imports have fallen substantially in recent months.

JAN 08, 2026 - Dialogue Earth

While Chinese electric cars are multiplying on Brazilian streets, the fate of their depleted batteries remains uncertain, raising concerns about possible soil and water contamination and the risk of accidents, such as fires, in the event of improper disposal. End-of-life regulations for these batteries are still in their infancy in Brazil, even though the number of electric vehicles on the country’s streets surged past 500,000 (including hybrids) during 2025. At the same time, Chinese automakers – the protagonists of this expansion – did not provide detail on their plans for the sector in Brazil to “Dialogue Earth”. These brands already operate structured recycling processes in China. Since 2016, China has been consolidating a regulatory framework for the recycling of electric vehicle batteries. Despite obstacles in the enforcement of the rules, China’s recycling rate for these batteries rose from 25% in 2020 to 40% in 2023, according to its Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).

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