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Igor Ojeda

Reporter · BR

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Jul 10, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Igor Ojeda

    BP investors decline to comment on deforestation allegations involving the company's ethanol operation in Brazil (opens the original)

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    NORGES BANK INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, BlackRock, Elliott and Vanguard— all among BP’s largest shareholders over the past 12 months — declined to comment to Repórter Brasil on allegations that environmental damage was caused by construction works at a sugar mill operated by one of the company’s subsidiaries in Brazil. According to complaints submitted to the Tocantins State Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP-TO) in September 2025, the installation of a water pipeline intended to irrigate sugarcane plant

  2. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Igor Ojeda

    BP sugar mill in Brazil could lose certification if environmental damage is proven (opens the original)

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    UNDER INVESTIGATION by the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Tocantins (MP-TO) for possible environmental damage, the Pedro Afonso Bioenergia mill, a subsidiary of BP Bioenergy located in the municipality of Pedro Afonso, Tocantins state, Brazil, could lose its RenovaBio certification if the allegations are confirmed and found to be related to certified areas or to information provided during the certification process, Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) confirmed t

  3. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Igor Ojeda

    Brazil prosecutors examine whether BP's ethanol plant caused environmental damage (opens the original)

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    THE TOCANTINS State Public Prosecutor’s Office is awaiting the completion of two expert reports to determine whether construction works carried out by Pedro Afonso Bioenergia, a subsidiary of BP Bionergy, caused environmental degradation at Gorgulho Farm, in the municipality of Pedro Afonso, on the banks of the Tocantins River, in the Tocantins State, Brazil. BP Bionergy is a bioenergy company controlled by BP, the British fossil fuel multinational. BP assumed full control of the Brazilian opera

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