AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy: Brazil’s 10-year plan targets an 85% rise in net natural-gas output by 2036, to 135 million cubic metres a day, alongside higher oil and biofuel production. The broader energy buildout is projected to require R$3.3 trillion in investment, though Brazil is still expected to import diesel. Fuel Costs: The government has scrapped federal gasoline taxes for 30 days and increased diesel and ethanol support, aiming to ease prices and keep imports viable. Pulp: Solenis has moved its Pulp Centre of Excellence from the U.S. to Paulínia, strengthening local research and support for Brazil’s major pulp sector. Ports: Santos terminal has received eight electric cranes, adding capacity and lower-emission equipment as the port expands. Oil Exploration: Recent ANP auctions awarded 56 exploration areas, extending the pipeline of potential production.
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