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Brazil builds its low-carbon hydrogen framework

International competition for hydrogen investment is increasingly shifting from policy announcements toward regulatory implementation, certification and access to incentives. Brazil has taken another step in this direction with Decree No. 13,096/2026, which regulates...

Petrobras moves forward with Brazil’s CCS pilot

Petrobras has contracted drilling services for wells associated with its Cabiúnas–São Tomé carbon capture and storage pilot project in Rio de Janeiro, marking another step toward the operational deployment of CCS technology in Brazil. The project is designed to...

DNIT extends road works agreement in Roraima, raising its value to BRL 68.2 million

DNIT executed Amendment No. 3/2026, published in the Federal Official Gazette, extending the term and adjusting the value of a road infrastructure agreement in the State of Roraima to BRL 68,278,237.62. Performance of the services was extended to October 28, 2027,...

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Petrobras expands its West African upstream portfolio

Petrobras expands its West African upstream portfolio

Petrobras has completed the acquisition of a 27.5% interest in Block 4, offshore São Tomé and Príncipe. The company joins a consortium comprising Shell, as operator, Galp and the local petroleum authority. The acquisition complements Petrobras’ existing interests in...

Cabotage recovery supports maritime investment

Cabotage recovery supports maritime investment

Brazil’s cabotage market recorded growth of approximately 5.6% in the second quarter, indicating continued recovery in domestic coastal shipping. The increase reflects stronger cargo volumes and growing demand for alternatives to long-distance road transportation....

Record VLCC contracting and the tightening tanker market

Record VLCC contracting and the tightening tanker market

Global contracting of very large crude carriers has reached historically high levels, according to MSI, reflecting renewed confidence in long-term oil transportation demand and the need to replace aging tanker capacity. The increase in orders occurs as shipowners...

Shipbuilding qualification and the return of Mauá

Shipbuilding qualification and the return of Mauá

Mauá’s receipt of the necessary tax clearance certificates strengthens its ability to participate in public and private tenders. Tax, labor and social security regularity is generally a key qualification requirement in procurement procedures and may also affect access...

Industrial policy and the localization of clean-energy supply chains

Industrial policy and the localization of clean-energy supply chains

Governments worldwide are increasingly combining energy transition policies with local manufacturing incentives and supply-chain security requirements. Brazil’s proposed battery auction model follows this global trend by seeking to attract manufacturers while...

PDE 2035 projects R$ 3.5 trillion in energy investment

PDE 2035 projects R$ 3.5 trillion in energy investment

Brazil’s final Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan for 2035 projects approximately R$ 3.5 trillion in investment across the country’s energy sector. The plan estimates that installed electricity generation capacity will increase from approximately 255 GW to 367 GW by 2035,...

South America’s offshore expansion and the competition for capacity

South America’s offshore expansion and the competition for capacity

South America’s offshore markets are experiencing strong expansion, supported by developments in Brazil, Guyana, Suriname and other emerging production areas. This growth is occurring against a backdrop of geopolitical instability, supply-chain constraints and...

Local content and the formation of Brazil’s battery supply chain

Local content and the formation of Brazil’s battery supply chain

Brazil’s first battery storage auctions, expected to include local content requirements, are already attracting foreign manufacturers interested in establishing operations in the country. International suppliers, including Chinese and US manufacturers, have reportedly...

Offshore capacity and the next investment cycle

Offshore capacity and the next investment cycle

Brazil's offshore support fleet continues to operate with more than 470 vessels under Brazilian Jurisdictional Waters (AJB), making it one of the largest offshore support fleets worldwide. While current fleet levels demonstrate strong market resilience, continued...

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