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Petrobras Achieves Global First in Soybean-Based SAF with Bunge

Jun 17, 2026, 11:22 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The achievement validates PBR's strategic move into SAF, potentially attracting ESG investors, enabling future partnerships, and diversifying revenue beyond crude—though near-term impact depends on volumes and scalability.

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Petrobras reports its first SAF batch made from soybean oil supplied by Bunge and certified under CORSIA low ILUC risk. This milestone signals potential diversification into sustainable fuels and could attract future supply contracts or partnerships, reinforcing ESG credentials and opening growth opportunities beyond traditional crude operations.

Petrobras produced and sold its first SAF batch.
SAF feedstock is soybean oil sourced from Bunge.
The fuel is certified under CORSIA low ILUC risk standard.
Described as a global first for such SAF under ILUC standards.
Milestone highlights PBR's potential diversification into sustainable aviation fuels.

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