据油价网5月29日消息称，巴西国家石油公司（巴国油）推出了一项新的天然气商业投资组合，此举将使该公司扩大并多样化设定最后期限、基准和交付地点，以提高竞争力。除布伦特原油价格外，巴西国家石油公司还将恢复使用亨利枢纽基准天然气价格，同时为经销商提供更多合同截止日期和交付地点的选择。

巴西国家石油公司目前与超过14家供应商签订了合同，有了新的投资组合，巴西国家石油公司将在国家分销商的公开呼吁和通过自由市场的商业化方面更具竞争力。

早些时候，巴西国家石油公司报告称，其2023年第一季度收入和利润下降，原因是大宗商品价格下跌。第一季度净利润从去年同期的446亿雷亚尔降至381.6亿雷亚尔(约合77亿美元)，但远高于分析师预期的319.6亿雷亚尔。第一季度调整后的EBITDA从去年同期的777亿雷亚尔降至725亿雷亚尔，但也高于市场普遍预期的6736亿雷亚尔。与此同时，营收同比下降1.8%，至1390.7亿美元。

值得庆幸的是，巴国油继续向股东派发巨额股息，本季度的股息达到247亿雷亚尔(合49.4亿美元)。

去年，这家石油和天然气巨头宣布，2023—2027年的投资将比公司2022—2026年的预计支出增加约15%，达到780亿美元。在780亿美元的资本支出计划中，有83%(640亿美元)用于勘探开发活动，而67%的勘探开发资本支出预算将用于盐下活动。该公司还计划将减少碳排放的支出从之前计划的4%增加到6%左右，并将其脱碳基金增加一倍以上，目前为2.48亿美元。

曹海斌 摘译自 油价网

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Petrobras Launches New Commercial Portfolio For Natural Gas

Brazilian national oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA (NYSE:PBR) has launched a new commercial portfolio for natural gas in a move that will see the company expand and diversify deadlines, benchmarks and places of delivery in a bid to become more competitive. Petrobras will also resume using Henry Hub benchmark prices for gas in addition to Brent oil prices, while offering distributors more options for contract deadlines and delivery locations.

Using the new portfolio, Petrobras, which currently has contracts with more than 14 suppliers, will become more competitive in the public calls being made by the state distributors and in the commercialization via the Free Market.

Earlier, Petrobras reported that its Q1 2023 revenue and profits decreased which it attributed to lower commodity prices. Q1 net income fell to 38.16B reais (~$7.7B) from 44.6B reais in the prior-year period, but well above the 31.96B reais analyst consensus estimate. Q1 adjusted EBITDA fell to 72.5B reais from 77.7B reais a year ago but also topped the consensus estimate of 67.36B reais. Meanwhile, revenues fell 1.8% Y/Y to 139.07B.

Thankfully, PBR continues paying out hefty dividends to shareholders, with payouts for the quarter clocking in at 24.7B reais ($4.94B).

Last year, the oil and gas supermajor announced that it will increase 2023-2027 investments by about 15% to $78 billion over the company’s 2022-2026 projected spending. Of the $78 billion planned for capex, 83% or $64 billion is earmarked for E&P activities while 67% of the E&P capex budget will go to pre-salt activities. The company also plans to boost spending to reduce carbon emissions to ~6% of the total compared with 4% in the previous plan, and will see its decarbonization fund more than double the current $248M.