Comgás, the largest distributor of piped natural gas in Latin America, has entered into three natural gas purchase contracts that will begin in January 2025, under a firm and inflexible modality. The companies selected were Brava, Equinor, and Galp, following negotiations from a public call launched by Comgás in June of this year. These contracts represent an important step forward for the company, reinforcing its commitment to competitiveness and the security of its natural gas supply.

The contract with Brava will last three years, with volumes ranging from 150,000 to 450,000 m³/day, aligned with the seasonal demand curve of Comgás' customers. Through this agreement, the São Paulo market will benefit from offers featuring onshore gas. The contract with Equinor will span ten years, with increasing volumes from 50,000 to 1 million m³/day. As a result, Comgás will capture volumes from the Raia Project, one of Brazil's key natural gas initiatives, enhancing the competitiveness and security of the company’s portfolio. The contract with Galp will be for one year, with a volume of 150,000 m³/day, providing greater flexibility, diversity, and competitiveness to Comgás.

All three contracts were signed at competitive prices and offer important flexibilities for Comgás, providing essential conditions to meet the needs of its users.