Petrobras tests Cardano to trace sustainable jet fuel and Diesel R in two research projects announced Sept. 30
Petrobras is testing Cardano for traceability of sustainable aviation fuel attributes and renewable diesel supply-chain records, targeting double-counting risks in book-and-claim models and improving Scope 3 reporting data integrity. While still research-stage with no disclosed volumes or rollout timeline, the pilot signals credible enterprise validation of Cardano's provenance tooling and could strengthen institutional perception of on-chain ESG infrastructure in Brazil.
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Brazil’s state-controlled energy company Petrobras is testing the Cardano blockchain to track claims tied to lower-carbon fuels in two research projects announced Sept. 30. One project focuses on sustainable aviation fuel, while the other covers Diesel R, Petrobras’ renewable diesel made partly from vegetable oils and animal fats. The aviation platform tokenizes fuel attributes so each emissions-related claim can be made only once, helping address double counting in book-and-claim arrangements. The diesel effort aims to build an end-to-end fuel history from production through use to support Scope 3 emissions reporting and consolidate supply-chain data.