Indicators

To facilitate the monitoring and analysis of our performance on ESG themes, we have compiled here, in pdf and excel formats, our main indicators for each theme.

We recommend that the numbers are not evaluated in isolation and, therefore, for an adequate contextualization of the indicators, we recommend the complete reading of our reports.

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	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025	Target	Target Year
Environment
Oil and oil products spills (m³)	71,6	51,9	35,8	18,4	415,3	216,5	11,6	218,0	16,9	14,4	3,0	108,0	2025
Freshwater withdrawn (million m³)	213,3	191,6	177,7	182,3	156,9	146,3	150,7	122,2	114,67	112,14	112,11	91,0	2030
Reuse in prportion to the total freshwater used (%)	10,0	11,5	12,5	31,5	34,4	33,6	31,4	29,3	24,0	25,0	26,0	40,0	2030
Freshwater demand [withdrawn + reused] (million m³)	236,9	216,4	203,1	266,3	239,1	220,2	219,8	172,9	150,5	149,7	152,3
Reused water (million m³)¹	23,6	24,8	25,4	84,0	82,2	73,9	69,0	50,7	35,8	37,6	39,6
Discarded Wastewater Effluent Volume (EHD) (million of m³)²	277,1	281,8	293,2	292,9	275,3	277,5	251,3	235,2	207,2	211,3	218,6
Hazardous waste generated (thousand metric tons/year)	192	132	113	121	120	123	109	99	80	89,8	92	195	2030
Non-Hazardous waste generated (thousand metric tons/year)	319	210	153	145	187	166	169	150	144	162,4	200,4	195	2030
Operational greenhouse gas emissions (million metric tCO2e)³	78	66	67	62	59	56	62	48	46	47	50	55	2030
Operational emissions of carbon dioxide – CO2 (million metric tons)	73,8	62,3	63,2	58,1	55,4	52,7	59,3	46,1	44,5	45,4	48,1
CH₄ emissions (million tCO₂e)	3,7	3,6	3,3	3,2	2,2	2,6	2,0	1,1	1,2	1,1	1,6
Other indirect (Scope 3) GHG emissions (tons CO2_e)⁴	537	472	450	423	414	427	435	442	441	422	474
Atmospheric emissions – NOx (thousand metric tons)	267	235	281	239	217	215	244	200	187	192	204
Atmospheric emissions – SOx (thousand metric tons)	120	131	135	139	138	108	93	87	85	81	61
Atmospheric emissions – Particulate material (thousand metric tons)	19	15	15	14	13	11	13	11	10	10	10
Burn on flare (million of m³)						10,0	5,0	59,0	150	120	103	0	2030
Carbon Intensity in E&P (kgCO₂e/boe)	22,0	21,5	21,0	17,5	17,3	15,9	15,7	15,0	14,2	14,8	14,7	15,0	2030
Carbon Intensity in Refining Segment (kgCO₂e/CWT)	43,0	43,0	43,0	42,0	41,7	40,2	39,7	37,9	36,8	36,2	36,7	30,0	2030
Methane Intensity in E&P Segment (tCH4 /thousand tHC)	0,65	0,64	0,56	0,57	0,58	0,45	0,32	0,26	0,22	0,20	0,23	0,20	2030
Energy consumption (terajoule – TJ)	1.115.185	899.487	965.885	888.559	837.568	821.161	930.256	704.735	667.360	678.217	717.294
– Fuels from non-renewable sources	1.096.803	880.794	946.292	873.197	823.828	808.350	916.641	692.550	655.237	666.016	703.091
– Imported eletricity	18.382	18.693	19.593	15.362	13.740	12.811	13.615	12.185	12.124	12.200	14.172
Number of environmental violations paid						58	57	21	20	5	–
Amount of fines paid (R$ thousand)⁹						14.609	15.045	3.166	2.202	799	–

Health and Safety
Occupational Health and Safety
Fatalities	16	3	7	6	2	–	3	5	2	4	3	0	2025
Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (TFCA) – Total	0,76	0,59	0,58	0,57	0,48	0,35	0,34	0,46	0,46	0,40	0,39
– Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (TFCA) – Employees		0,47	0,60	0,61	0,62	0,25	0,19	0,39	0,25	0,26	0,24
– Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (TFCA) – Contractors		0,64	0,57	0,56	0,43	0,39	0,40	0,48	0,53	0,44	0,44
Total Recordable Injuries Rate (TRI)	2,15	1,63	1,08	1,01	0,76	0,56	0,54	0,68	0,8	0,67	0,71	< 0,70	2025
– Total Recordable Injuries Rate (TRI) – Employees		1,09	0,81	0,82	0,71	0,31	0,27	0,45	0,41	0,36	0,31
– Total Recordable Injuries Rate (TRI) – Contractors		1,81	1,18	1,08	0,78	0,66	0,64	0,75	0,92	0,76	0,83
Occupational disease Frequency Rate (TIDO) – Employees		–	0,02	0,02	–	–	–	–	–	0,02	–
Average work related days lost per employee		0,19	0,23	0,18	0,15	0,11	0,15	0,15	0,15	0,25	0,19
Percentage of Time Lost -PTP/PTP-S50(%) –Employees		2,42	2,32	2,42	2,37	1,53	1,83	2,28	2,39	2,32	2,44
Process Safety
Number of Process Safety Anomalies (Nasp Tier 1)	51	24	27	24	23	10	7	12	21	15	19

Contributions to Society
Investments in socio-environmental projects (million BRL)	271	120	60	87	116	89	88	121	159	293	480
Investments in cultural projects (million BRL)	139	71	61	38	37	18	37	28	61	193	323
Investments in sport projects (million BRL)	86	50	21	80	71	5	1	4	4	50	49
Donations (Bilion BRL)					1	26	101	272	2	29	4
Taxes paid (Bilion BRL)		125,60	140,00	182,40	246,00	128,70	202,90	279,00	240,2	270,3	277,6
Dividends per share (US$) – PETR3	–	–	–	0,07	0,18	0,15	1,42	3,31	1,4634	1,0146	0,5814
Dividends por share (US$) – PETR4	–	–	–	0,24	0,23	0,15	1,42	3,31	1,4634	1,0146	0,5814

1. Since 2018, due to the revision of the corporate indicator “Reused Water Volume”, we started to consider for the reinjected volume of water produced for secundary recovery of oil and gas in onshore fields.
2. EHD indicator – Discarded Wastewater Effluent Volume includes industrial, sanitary and produced water effluents that are disposed of (observing legal limits) or sent for treatment and final disposal. It does not account for the discharge of cooling water in an open circuit, nor the injection or reinjection of water in reservoirs for secondary recovery purposes.
3. We include direct operational (scope 1) and indirect GHG emissions from the acquisition of electrical and/or thermal energy produced by third parties (scope 2). The equivalent CO2 emissions were calculated based on the Global Warming Potential (GWP) values of the Fourth Assessment Report of the IPCC – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (AR4).
4. To calculate the aforementioned scope 3 emissions, we used two categories of the GHG Protocol: indirect emissions from product processing (Category 10) and indirect emissions related to the use of products delivered to the market (Category 11).

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