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In ten years, half of the revenue Petrobras will come from solar, wind and renewable fuel sources, with the company making acquisitions with the aim of boosting the energy transition, he said Jean Paul Prates, president of the state, in an interview with Bloomberg.
The executive said that the company does not intend to make drastic changes to the company's strategy, but pointed out that the state needs to be prepared for the opportunities that the sector of renewable energy can provide.
Initially, Petrobras is thinking about investing in solar and wind projects on dry land before moving on to also make contributions to offshore plants, that is, on the high seas.
According to Prates, the Brazilian company is also willing to expand plant-based fuel for the transport sector, especially aviation and maritime.
Investments
Since the end of last year, the Petrobras has been showing signs that it intends to reach important brands in the renewable energy sector.
Fifteen days ago, the company informed that will invest R$ 90 million to study green hydrogen production, carrying out electrolysis from the Alto Rodrigues photovoltaic plant, located in the state of Rio Grande do Norte.
On January 31st, in a presentation held for investors, in New York, in the United States, the company highlighted that one of your goals for the next four years is conquer 10% of the centralized solar and wind energy generation market in Brazil.
In November last year, the company released its new strategic plan for the period from 2024 to 2028, with investments of more than US$ 11.5 billion in clean energy sources.
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