Petrobras markets first batch of SAF produced with certified soybean oil.

Last week, Petrobras concluded the production and sale of the first batch of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) produced from soybean oil with CORSIA low-risk ILUC certification, which attests to sustainability criteria and a lower risk of impact on new areas. The 3,800 m³ sold were obtained through co-processing at the Duque de Caxias Refinery (Reduc), with 1% renewable content in its composition. This percentage is aligned with the obligations established by the Fuel of the Future Law for reducing domestic aviation emissions in the initial years. To produce the batch, Petrobras acquired from Bunge, a supplier company, certified soybean oil node CORSIA Low ILUC RiskThis is the International Civil Aviation Organization's program for limiting greenhouse gas emissions from aviation, which is highly relevant to the energy market, especially in the international civil aviation sector. world's first SAF (Sustainable Agricultural Plant) of soybeans with CORSIA international certification for low-risk ILUC associated (low Indirect Land Use Change(translated as low risk of Indirect Land Use Change), ensuring that the raw material does not come from deforestation nor is it indirectly encouraging it. The batch produced by Petrobras was sold to Vibra, expanding the supply of fuels with renewable content to the aviation market.

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