Transpetro, the logistics subsidiary of Brazilian state oil company Petrobras, is moving into road transport with a fleet of 33 tanker trucks running on renewable-content diesel.
The company is investing R$43 million in the fleet, which is due to begin operating in January 2027. Transpetro is best known for its tanker vessels moving Brazil’s crude oil.
The trucks will run on Diesel R, a Petrobras fuel that includes renewable content derived from…
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