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Brazil–Europe green shipping corridors move toward commercial design

Brazil, Norway and the Netherlands are evaluating specific routes for what could become the first deep-sea green shipping corridor connecting Brazil and Europe. A feasibility study identified three priority routes: Vila do Conde–Karmøy Santos–Rotterdam Pecém–Rotterdam...

Brazil creates a new framework for critical minerals

Brazil has enacted a new legal framework for critical and strategic minerals, establishing the National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals and creating the National Council for the Industrialization of Critical and Strategic Minerals. The policy seeks to move...

São Paulo court caps contractual retention at 25% in a timeshare agreement on grounds of excessive burden

In a ruling reported on September 16, the 1st Civil Court of Olímpia (State of São Paulo) ordered the developer to refund 75% of the amounts paid by a buyer who sought termination of a timeshare purchase agreement. Although the penalties formally complied with the...

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Brazil seeks a larger role in global carbon market architecture

Brazil seeks a larger role in global carbon market architecture

Brazil is seeking to expand the Open Coalition for Regulated Carbon Markets, with particular emphasis on attracting emerging economies that are developing carbon-pricing systems. The initiative, led by Brazil alongside the European Union and China, seeks greater...

New commodity flows are redrawing Brazil’s port geography

New commodity flows are redrawing Brazil’s port geography

Changes in global trade, energy production and commodity demand are reshaping the volume, composition and geographic distribution of cargo handled by Brazilian ports. Brazilian ports moved a record 1.4 billion tonnes in 2025, representing growth of 6.1% over the...

Exploration frontiers advance, but licensing remains sequential

Exploration frontiers advance, but licensing remains sequential

IBAMA has authorized Petrobras to drill three additional wells in the Foz do Amazonas Basin. The wells—Manga, Crotalus and PAD Morpho—are intended to help delimit the discovery announced at the Morpho well in block FZA-M-59, approximately 175 kilometers off the coast...

Closing the Repetro gap at the end of the offshore asset life cycle

Closing the Repetro gap at the end of the offshore asset life cycle

Brazil’s offshore industry continues to identify a tax and customs gap affecting the transition from decommissioning to dismantling, recycling and final disposal of offshore assets. Repetro was designed primarily to facilitate the entry and use of equipment in oil and...

From recovery to continuity: The next test for Brazilian shipbuilding

From recovery to continuity: The next test for Brazilian shipbuilding

Brazil’s shipbuilding industry is entering a new growth cycle after approximately a decade of severe contraction, supported by renewed orders for merchant vessels, offshore support units, gas carriers, barges, push boats and defense assets. The Petrobras System...

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