Investor Presentaiton
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Commitment 1:
Reduce emissions
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GRI 103-1, 103,2, 103,3 - Climate Strategy
In 2020, according to the Climate Observatory
and the Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals
Estimation System (Seeg Brasil), the power
generation sector was responsible for only 1.5%
of GHG emissions in Brazil, while land-use change,
and forests and agriculture accounted for 73% of
the total.
Brazil also has one of the cleanest energy
matrices in the world, with 84% of renewable
energy, mostly coming from hydroelectric and
wind power, according to the Ministry of Mines
and Energy. These are sources that guarantee
supply to the system, but have intermittence
due to natural conditions. For times when there
are water crises, as it was in 2021, the electrical
system needs complementarity of energy sources
to guarantee the continuity of electrical supply.
Natural gas is positioned as the main source
for the national energy transition, being the
safest and least polluting available, representing
9% of the Brazilian electricity matrix and being
called upon to generate additional electricity
when other sources are not available. It is also
fundamental for the security of supply in isolated
systems, in which there is a majority share of
sustainability report 2021
diesel: in 2021, 95% of electricity generation
in isolated systems was diesel, equivalent to
a consumption of 1.3 million liters per day,
generating an emission of 1.5 million tons of
CO2 per year. In addition, in the 2021 Isolated
Systems Auction, 65% of generation capacity
was contracted to diesel, 28% to biodiesel and
only 7% to natural gas - which demonstrates that
there is great potential for growth and reduction
of emissions in this region of the world. Country.
Aware of our strategic position in the energy
transition, we will invest in the coming years in a
set of initiatives to reduce the intensity of GHG
emissions in the energy generation sector. We will
allocate resources to energy efficiency projects
and carbon capture and storage technologies,
execute the phase-out of coal-fired plants until
2040 and expand our portfolio of renewable
generation plants. On this path, we have the
ambition to reach Net Zero by 2050 - Scopes
1, 2 and 3 for natural gas power generation
and Scopes 1 and 2 for E&P activities, with the
following milestones in this journey:
COAL
BASE-YEAR
2020
0.57 tCO2e/MWh
> 0.45 (gas)
> 0.90 (coal)
2020 2040
No investment in
new coal plants
Phase-out until
2040
In line with Powering
Past Coal Alliance
commitment in
COP26
RENEWABLES
2022
+670MW of
Solar energy
(Futura 1)
R$960 MM in
Renewables
Acquisition
from Focus
COMMITED
INVESTMENTS
By 2030
New gas plants
R$2.8 billion
Jaguatirica
Azulão TPP I
Energy Efficiency
R$ 2 billion
Parnaíba V and VI
closing of cycle
Renewable
R$ 2.74 billion
Futura I solar
complex
Innovation
R$500MM
Investments in
CCUS and Hydrogen
projects
2030
COMMITMENTS
By 2030
Isolated Systems (N)
Up to 30% of tCO₂e
emitted from the
replacement of
diesel by gas
Natural Gas
Reduce to 0.39
tCO2e/MWh the
intensity of
emissions
E&P
Compensate scopes 1
and 2 emissions in E&P
2050
+ Ambition
to achieve
NET ZERO
Gas: scopes 1, 2 and 3
E&P: scopes 1 and 2
Commitment to reduce the intensity of emissions in the
natural gas power generation with investments in new
technologies and the ambition to reach Net Zero by 2050
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