September 24, 2026 [S&P Global]- Petrobras will delay the start-up of its three dedicated sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plants by one year, shifting operations to 2030–31 and postponing a combined 45,000 b/d of capacity. The Presidente Bernardes unit in Cubatão will start in 2030 at 16,000 b/d, while the Boaventura and Replan units will start in 2031 at 19,000 b/d and 10,000 b/d, respectively. Petrobras continues SAF co-processing at its Duque de Caxias refinery, which has already delivered SAF to Rio de Janeiro’s Tom Jobim Airport. The delays come ahead of Brazil’s 2027 SAF emissions-reduction mandate.

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