Petrobras increases refining processing and breaks production records

Petrobras refineries utilization in the quarter reached 93%, best result since 2015
In June, Petrobras broke monthly production records for S10 gasoline and diesel, in addition to reaching the historical mark of 72% in the processing of oil from the pre-salt layer. 2.01 billion liters of gasoline were produced, the best result since 2014. In the production of S10 diesel, the volume reached 2.11 billion liters, surpassing the previous record of May this year.
Production records were essential to meet the company’s growing sales, which in June registered an increase, compared to the same period last year, of 26% in gasoline, 2.9% in diesel S10 and 5.7% in aviation kerosene.
The Total Utilization Factor (FUT) of Petrobras refineries in the second quarter reached 93%, the best result since 2015. The FUT considers the processed oil load volume and the reference load of the refineries, that is, their operational capacity, respecting the design limits of the equipment, the safety requirements and the quality of the derivatives produced.
The results reveal, above all, the increase in sales in the domestic market and the strategy of investing in refining, adopted by Petrobras, aiming to guarantee the fulfillment of its commercial commitments with reliability, operational availability and profitability of its units.
William França, Petrobras’ Director of Industrial Processes and Products, highlights the refining capacity of Petrobras: “The reliability of the company’s refining plant operations, associated to the competence of our teams, from production planning to execution, combined with the efficiency of logistical and commercial operations, allowed us to reach this high level in processing, production and use of refineries.”
For Claudio Schlosser, Petrobras’ Director of Logistics, Commercialization and Markets, the data reinforce the company’s commitment to the market: “We are contributing to the growth of our customers in the domestic market with a competitive and safe operation, always preserving profitability and financial sustainability. The monthly production results and the quarterly FUT demonstrate the efficiency of our processes, aiming to be a diversified company with domestic operations.”
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