O endereço abaixo não existe na globo.com the group's business development and leasing manager The company is in the final stages of completing dedicated infrastructure with a direct connection to the high voltage power transmission system at 440kV “With 95% of the on-site substation completed and the first 75MVA transformer already installed the GRU Campus will be energized in February 2025,” said Alday The project’s phases 1 and 2 entail six buildings with 48MW IT capacity each and potential for expansion “This will accommodate the massive growth of our customers in their diverse demands including artificial intelligence and machine learning,” added Alday The substation connects with the power grid operated by distributor ISA CTEEP According to Pazelli, LZA was responsible for the entire power project, including structural development, request for proposals to suppliers and securing approval from the mines and energy ministry (MME) “The approval of connecting the campus directly to the national energy grid represents much more stable and lower cost energy, which directly benefits our customers,” Alday told BNamericas in an interview last year Washington DC-based CloudHQ is investing close to US$7.5bn in its Latin American datacenter projects marking the group’s entry into Latin America.  The company held a groundbreaking event the following month to mark the beginning of works on its GRU Technology Campus The construction works are being carried out by Afonso França Engenharia the project’s first phase was due for completion in 1H24 Announced later, a datacenter under development in Rio de Janeiro is being built on land bought by the company in São João de Meriti municipality.  The 1.7bn-real (US$314mn) Rio campus will be on a 4.5ha site and will have 36MW capacity The initial schedule is for the site to start operating in September 2025 In Mexico, CloudHQ is working on the development of a 70bn-peso (US$3.9bn) Querétaro campus with the same capacity and size as the one in Paulínia Subscribe to the leading business intelligence platform in Latin America with different tools for Providers A new US$75mn storage center investment is undergoing The announcement was made at a special certification ceremony held today at Huawei's headquarters in São Paulo Subscribe to Latin America’s most trusted business intelligence platform Get critical information about thousands of ICT projects in Latin America: what stages they're in Get critical information about thousands of ICT companies in Latin America: their projects Subscribe to BNamericas to find news reports information on projects and contact information relating to thousands of companies that drive business in Latin America Request a demo and access exclusive content Petróleo Brasileiro SA’s (Petrobras) ongoing investments in its refining business led to improved utilization of its refineries in third-quarter 2024 enabling the operator to achieve record production and processing rates during the 3-month period Petrobras’s refineries reached an overall utilization rate of 96.8% representing the highest monthly rate of the year to date Improved performance of the refining units during July-September increased the total utilization factor (FUT) of the refineries for third-quarter 2024 to 95.2%, slightly lower from the refining system’s overall FUT of 95.8% during the same period in 2023 (OGJ Online, Oct. 10, 2023) Petrobras said total asphalt production in third-quarter 2024 reached 803,000 tonnes with record levels of 32,000 tonnes and 51,000 tonnes achieved during September at the operator’s 239,000-b/d Duque de Caxias (REDUC) refinery in the Baixada Fluminense area of Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro state and the 208,000-b/d Presidente Getúlio Vargas refinery (REPAR) in Araucária Petrobras’ 434,000-b/d Refinaria de Paulínia (REPLAN) refinery in Paulínia São Paulo—Brazil’s largest refinery—broke its utilization record in September processing the highest volume of crude oil since February 2015 Overall quarterly gasoline production across the refining system also hit a record high with combined production reaching 6.38 million cu m between July-September After attaining its highest monthly rate of 76% in August 2024 for processing of Brazil’s own low-sulfur presalt crudes—representing the percentage of which presalt production accounts for the overall volume of crude types processed by the refineries—Petrobras said its refining system during third-quarter 2024 achieved an overall quarterly record presalt-processing rate of 73% The quarterly records result directly from the operator’s continued investments in projects to modernize units Petrobras’s director of industrial processes and products we are demonstrating Petrobras' commitment to the efficiency and profitability of its operations,” França added Many of Petrobras’s recent investments in its refineries come amid the backdrop of the company's RefTOP strategy a multiyear modernization program consisting of initiatives designed to improve efficiency and operational performance of the sites which specifically includes a goal of achieving 100% processing capacity of presalt crude produced from offshore Brazilian fields by 2025 (OGJ The operator’s processing of presalt crude has steadily increased across 2024 rising to an average of 69% between January-August from 66% during the same 8-month period in 2023 Noting the high yield of medium derivatives available from presalt crudes França said Petrobras refineries can produce more higher-value jet fuel and diesel from these grades compared to processing the same volume of non-presalt crudes High paraffinicity and low-sulfur content of presalt crudes also contributes to higher-quality and lower-sulfur diesel and bunker fuel products as well as contributes to more sustainable refining activities Robert Brelsford joined Oil & Gas Journal in October 2013 as downstream technology editor after 8 years as a crude oil price and news reporter on spot crude transactions at the US Gulf Coast He holds a BA (2000) in English from Rice University and an MS (2003) in education and social policy from Northwestern University Parece que a página que você está procurando não está disponível Learn about the components that make us who we are: including our purpose Solvay’s solutions make a difference to daily life and products to find the right options for you.  we believe in the importance of building a more sustainable future Discover what steps we’re taking to reduce emissions and protect the planet and people.  Keep up with the latest Solvay news and events access our blogs and find all relevant media contacts and resources.  Explore opportunities to join our talented colleagues working across different teams and geographies Find all relevant investor information here from reasons to invest in Solvay to key financial material such as annual reports 2021 – Solvay’s Sao Francisco Industrial Complex has received Gold Certification in biodiversity from the Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) a respected international organization focused on biodiversity conservation practices in the private sector It is the first chemical/textile company in Brazil to achieve this rating.  Read more in Solvay Paulinia story WHC certification involved an inventory of the local fauna and flora more than 90 plant species were cataloged by a specialized company hired for the project This inventory also showed that the Paulinia site is a shelter for the maned wolf and a habitat for species such as the brown jaguar A committee of auditors from the WHC also evaluated eight projects run by the company in Paulinia These projects were grouped into three categories: habitat "This certificate is a source of great pride to us It is recognition of the pioneering practices adopted by Solvay to conserve the environment and sustainability in harmony with the operation of one of the largest chemical complexes in Latin America. Only 15% of the complex's area of 16 million square meters is currently occupied by the company and common areas. The area is dissected by the Atibaia River and Anhumas stream and is covered by Atlantic Forest vegetation a habitat for dozens of species of fauna and flora native to the region which find an oasis in the Sao Francisco Industrial Complex. The achievement is in line with Solvay Group's sustainability strategy which as one of the ten goals of the company's ESG program has the target to reduce the pressure on biodiversity by 30% Solvay’s eight projects to protect biodiversity include:  Follow us on Twitter @SolvayGroup The origin web server does not have a valid SSL certificate Company starts work on first Latin American project Data center developer CloudHQ is developing a new hyperscale campus in São Paulo state The company held a groundbreaking ceremony in Paulínia The facility will be CloudHQ’s first site in the country and Latin America The new 228MW campus will reportedly feature up to six buildings The first phase will comprise three buildings “Paulínia is the ideal location for a hyperscale data center campus due to its strategic location in a technology hub. It is also close to São Paulo, the largest metropolitan region in South America and an important financial, technology and innovation center,” Gabriel Alday, CloudHQ business development and leasing manager, told BNAmericas The campus will be supplied by a 225MW power substation The transmission lines linking the site to the grid are scheduled for completion in the first half of 2024 Civil construction works are being carried out by Afonso França Engenharia "For us it is an honor and a great pride to participate in this project that makes us specialists in critical mission works,” added Guilherme França the company also lists planned future developments in Queretaro “We have to celebrate the arrival of each investment,” said governor Tarcísio de Freitas “[This is] the company's biggest undertaking in the Southern Hemisphere and we are very honored that this investment is taking place in the State of São Paulo and in Paulínia.” Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia With Brazil’s aviation sector showing strong signs of recovery Air bp is focusing its investments in the areas of infrastructure One of our current investments is a refuelling project at Congonhas Airport in São Paulo The new facility is expected to start operating in 2024 serving commercial and general aviation flights Air bp is also developing a new supply terminal in Paulínia also in São Paulo The new terminal will increase logistical flexibility and provide more options for customers serving primarily the growing market in São Paulo Around R$50 million will be invested in both the Paulínia Both projects were announced during this year’s LABACE which took place in São Paulo in August and which we were delighted to support understand the new trends and listen to the customers’ needs this chance to get closer and listen is very important as it enables us to create service perspectives to always offer the best solutions to the market and partners.” Ricardo Paganini For more information on Air bp’s locations in Brazil please click here and construction (EPC) services for the proposed $458-million diesel hydrotreating unit Consórcio Toyo Setal HDT Paulínia’s scope will also cover EPC for an associated 150,000-cu m/d hydrogen recovery unit as well as commissioning services for both new units Confirmation of the EPCC contract follows Petrobras’s May announcement of the contract award for Replan’s proposed diesel hydrotreater that will enable the refinery to produce 100% low-sulfur Diesel S10 (10 ppm sulfur) as well as increase the refinery’s current production volumes by 63,000 b/d The planned unit also will increase Replan’s production of jet fuel by 12,500 b/d to help meet more stringent specifications and increased future demand for economically and sustainably produced cleaner fuels Alongside expanding existing refining capacity refining-related investments will focus on initiatives to increase efficiency and operational performance of Brazilian refineries not involved in operator’s divestment portfolio Petróleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) has let a contract to a consortium of Toyo Setal Empreendimentos Ltda for construction of a new diesel hydrotreater at the operator’s 434,000-b/d Refinaria de Paulínia (Replan) refinery in Paulínia Consórcio Toyo Setal HDT Paulínia will provide engineering and construction (EPC) services for the proposed $458-million diesel hydrotreating unit that will enable Replan to produce 100% low-sulfur Diesel S10 (10 ppm sulfur) as well as increase the refinery’s current production volumes by 63,000 b/d The EPC contract award follows Petrobras’ first announcement of the project in June 2021, at which time the company said the proposed diesel hydrotreater would have an anticipated production capacity of 10,000 cu m/day (OGJ Online, June 28, 2021) Petróleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) is moving forward with installation of solar photovoltaic plants at three of its Brazilian refineries as part of the company’s ongoing program to achieve net-zero emissions across its operations by 2050 The Petrobras Decarbonization Fund (PDF) will fund implementation of the photovoltaic plants at the 157,000-b/d Refinaria Gabriel Passos (REGAP) refinery in Betim Minas Gerais; 88,000-b/d Refinaria Abreu e Lima (RNEST) refinery in Ipojuca Pernambuco; and 434,000-b/d Refinaria de Paulínia (REPLAN) refinery in Paulínia Estimated total capacity of the three renewable energy plants will be about 48 Mw These most recently announced decarbonization opportunities are part of a portfolio of 33 total projects currently financed by the PDF that have capacity to reduce emissions by 1.52 million tonnes/year of CO2 equivalent to the operational emissions of an entire refinery “The installation of photovoltaic plants integrated into the refinery generation system allows for improved integration and operational reliability in line with the company’s strategic planning for a fair energy transition,” said William França da Silva Petrobras’ director of industrial processes and products Created to support initiatives aimed at decarbonizing Petrobras’ operations in exploration and production the PDF a has a current budget availability of $1 billion for 2024-28 period Petróleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) has opened an international tender to find an engineering and construction (EPC) contractor to carry out installation of a new diesel hydrotreater and related auxiliary systems at its 434,000-b/d Refinaria de Paulínia (REPLAN) refinery in Paulínia Part of the operator’s plan to modernize the REPLAN refining complex and scheduled for startup in 2025 the proposed diesel hydrotreating unit is to have a Diesel S10 (10 ppm sulfur) production capacity of 10,000 cu m/day Alongside enabling REPLAN to produce 100% low-sulfur Diesel S10 the planned unit also will increase the site’s production of jet fuel to help meet more stringent specifications and increased future demand for economically and sustainably produced cleaner fuels While its downstream divestment program remains ongoing, Petrobras said earlier in the summer it is proceeding with a program to prepare its remaining refining assets for an open, more competitive market in the country, as well as for the transition to a low-carbon economy (OGJ Online, June 10, 2021). Known as RefTOP, the program consists of a set of initiatives that seek to implement improvements to increase efficiency and operational performance of Brazilian refineries not involved in the divestment portfolio, which in addition to REPLAN, REVAP, and REDUC include its 170,000-b/d Refinaria Presidente Bernardes (RPBC) refinery in Cubatão, São Paulo and 57,000-b/d Refinaria de Capuava (RECAP) in Mauá, São Paulo. Alongside initiatives to increase the refineries' energy performance by enabling better reuse of inputs such as natural gas, electricity, and steam generated by their own operations, the RefTOP program also will promote intensive use of digital technologies, automation, and robotization throughout the refining complexes, including expanding existing use of digital twins. Another important driver of the program involves increasing production of high value-added products such as diesel and propylene, the latter of which will serve as feedstock for the petrochemical industry to help meet rising demand for plastics. Petrobras said the program will help the refineries leverage processing of Brazil’s own low-sulfur presalt crudes, which will allow the sites to achieve competitive advantages and opportunities for increasing margins by favoring production of low-sulfur S-10 diesel and bunker fuel. Petrobras plans to invest about $300 million in the RefTOP program through 2025, which is included as part of $3.7 billion in total investments included as part of the operator’s 2021-25 strategic plan. Robert Brelsford joined Oil & Gas Journal in October 2013 as downstream technology editor after 8 years as a crude oil price and news reporter on spot crude transactions at the US Gulf Coast, West Coast, Canadian, and Latin American markets. 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To view an enhanced version of Figure 1, please visit:https://orders.newsfilecorp.com/files/7278/59991_3cc590d664251ada_001full.jpg "Cariflex is excited to be making a sizeable investment in the growth of the polyisoprene latex business. Cariflex polyisoprene latex is a unique synthetic alternative to natural rubber latex for dipped goods and various specialty products. With the current strong demand for medical protective equipment such as surgical gloves, we recognize our customers' needs to have more material available," said Philippe Henderson, Cariflex Sales & Marketing leader. The addition of this new production line is replicating the technology of the current fully utilized unit and will double the polyisoprene latex capacity of the site. Daelim Industrial Co., Ltd named Prakash Kolluri as Chief Executive Officer of Cariflex Pte Ltd, for the global business. 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To be implemented at the operator’s 434,000-b/d Refinaria de Paulínia (REPLAN) refinery—Brazil’s largest—in Paulínia, São Paulo, and the 208,000-b/d Presidente Getúlio Vargas refinery (REPAR) in Araucária, Paraná, the projects involve a mix of upgrades and new additions that, together, will expand the company’s systemwide capacity to process crude oil and increase its supply of lower-carbon fuels to the Brazilian market. In addition to presenting a detailed overview of Petrobras’s latest 5-year capital investment plans and proposed projects in the refining segment of its refining, transportation, and marketing (RTM) business division during the 2024-28+ period, this article discusses the company’s latest updates on current and new projects under development at the REPLAN and REPAR refineries. Released in late-November 2023, Petrobras’s Strategic Plan 2024-28+ increased capital expenditures (capex) dedicated to its RTM segment by more than $7 billion from the 2023-27 program as part of the operator’s ongoing objective to achieve a balanced energy mix by meeting ongoing demand for fossil-based energy while expanding its offering of low-carbon products.  Under the 2024-28+ budget, Petrobras will spend $16.7 billion across the RTM segment (vs. $9.4 billion under the previous plan), of which refining expenditures are budgeted $6.4 billion higher from 2023-27 at $9 billion (Fig. 1). The overall RTM budget also includes a $1.4 billion allocation for low-carbon initiatives in line with Petrobras’s plan to achieve zero emissions across its operations under what the operator calls its “fair energy transition” pathway to net zero. As part of the 2024-28+ program, Petrobas also dedicated $4.2 billion of previously unincluded capex for undertaking studies on petrochemical and fertilizer projects. While Petrobras has yet to reveal details of petrochemical projects under study, the company said in May that these will focus integration opportunities to maximize synergies with the operator’s existing assets in refining and oil and gas production, as well as involve potential asset acquisitions. The operator said in May the 2024-28+ plan will also cover completion of Unidade de Fertilizantes Nitrogenados (UFN-III), a nitrogen fertilizer plant in Três Lagoas, Mato Grosso do Sul, that—started for construction in 2011 but mothballed in 2014—will be equipped to produce 3,600 tonnes/day and 2,200 tonnes/day of urea and ammonia, respectively. In its latest presentation on revised spending plans, Petrobras confirmed a series of projects involving a mix of upgrades and new installations are currently under development for its refining business, each of which aims to help meet one or more of the following RTM objectives under the 2024-28+ capex plan: As part of the revised spending program’s focus on the company’s “just energy transition” strategy, Petrobras in August-September 2024 confirmed a series of projects either under way or proposed for its REPLAN and REPAR refineries. In early September, the operator revealed plans to expand nameplate crude processing capacity of its REPLAN refinery by 26,000 b/d (about 5%) to 460,000 b/d (Fig. 5). While Petrobras did not reveal how the capacity boost would occur, the company said it anticipates undertaking the expansion sometime in 2026, the same year in which it expects to commission a new solar photovoltaic plant at the manufacturing site as part of the refinery’s decarbonization journey. Petrobras has yet to reveal either costs or specific timelines for REPLAN’s new hydrotreating and other upgrading projects planned under the current capex plan. In addition to promoting intensive use of digital technologies, automation, and robotization throughout the refining complex, the RefTOP program also includes works to help the refineries leverage processing of Brazil’s own low-sulfur presalt crudes, allowing the sites to achieve competitive advantages and opportunities for increasing margins by favoring production of low-sulfur S-10 diesel and bunker fuel. Under the revised spending plan, Petrobras said new investments in the RefTop program will total $1.1 billion up to 2030—up from $813 million in the previous capex plan—with $776 million specifically allocated to projects between 2024-28. Last year, Petrobras said investments under the 2023-27 spending plan for RefTOP included 148 works aligned with its objectives of increasing operational availability, lowering energy intensity, reducing emissions, and increasing presalt crude processing capacity at REPLAN, as well as at REVAP, REDUC, RPBC, and the 57,000-b/d Refinaria de Capuava (RECAP) in Mauá, São Paulo (Fig. 7). compressed natural gas (CNG) and hydrogen markets in Brazil.  The Linde Group company is considering expanding its LNG plant in Paulínia and installing new CNG bases across the country.  it is analyzing green hydrogen and biogas/biomethane business opportunities president of White Martins and Linde Latin America South BNamericas: How do you assess the gas market in Brazil Bastos: We have a liquefaction plant in Paulínia that is almost full, with high consumption. In 2021, we bought Petrobras' share of the plant which White Martins operated with Petrobras Bastos: Yes. The company that sells the fuel is [Linde’s] GásLocal these fuels that are completely outdated and go against decarbonization.  BNamericas: What is the unit's production capacity Bastos: It’s 13.2 million cubic meters per month We see other companies entering the LNG segment Because we need to allow industries that are not served by gas pipelines to work with cleaner fuel These initiatives are suitable for a 400km We see Brazil growing along these lines today We're going through a transition and see high interest rates which have started to fall but have inhibited some initiatives But if the country gets back on track and works seriously on its targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions BNamericas: Could the prospect of a reduction in Bolivian gas supplies open up opportunities for domestic gas Bastos: The market will increasingly move in this direction or we'll go backwards and burn coal and fuel oil We're not only looking at LNG but also CNG one in Belo Horizonte [Minas Gerais] and another in Curitiba [Paraná].  And we're working on some biogas and biomass initiatives mainly through the cultivation of sugarcane We haven't worked much with initiatives involving [urban] waste but we intend to investigate possibilities with animal waste.  The idea is to turn biomass into biogas and biomethane bottle it and sell it to industry or gas stations we could generate small-scale LNG in partnership with Galileo Technologies in Argentina we could use our own technology to build a new LNG plant BNamericas: Are you considering installing new CNG bases in Brazil BNamericas: What are your plans in the area of green hydrogen Bastos: We’re producing green hydrogen on an industrial scale in Pernambuco It's like a showroom: we're showing customers that we can develop a green product [green hydrogen or nitrogen] the green energy and the investment capacity BNamericas: Where does the energy for the project in Pernambuco come from BNamericas: White Martins has signed MOUs for the development of green hydrogen projects with Brazilian ports.  Bastos: With the ports of Açu [Rio de Janeiro] and Pecém [Ceará] and with the governments of Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul These agreements are focused on producing hydrogen one that generates nitrogen to make ammonia we have a 2,300t/d oxygen and nitrogen plant It's the largest air gases plant in South America And it's there because of the Pecém steel mill BNamericas: And could this steel mill be turned into a green steel mill BNamericas: The Port of Açu wants to attract companies to produce fertilizers.  Bastos: Açu is targeting fertilizers for the domestic market and ammonia for export.  governor [Eduardo Leite] is enthusiastic and has made many efforts; there are many opportunities for wind and solar power in the state And they have a port [Rio Grande] that is very well prepared to do a lot of exporting TotalEnergies is working to expand its renewable energy footprint in Argentina New electric power and oil and gas investment projections have been announced Get critical information about thousands of Oil & Gas projects in Latin America: what stages they're in Get critical information about thousands of Oil & Gas companies in Latin America: their projects 43,000+ global companies doing business in the region 102,000+ key contacts related to companies and projects news and interviews about your industry in English GSFC to start calcium nitrate manufacturing India to become a global hub for Artificial Intelligence says Modi Syngenta acquires Italy-based biologicals company Chandra Asri launches circular food packaging solutions for Indonesian market BASF completes sale of its construction chemicals business to PE firm Covestro buys DSM's RFM business for €1.61 billion Aramco, Sabic supplies blue ammonia for zero carbon project in Japan The minister said that the country is moving towards the gas-based economy which is not only clean and efficient fuel but will also help in reducing the country’s dependence on imported crude oil Kesar Petroproducts begins commercial production of new fertiliser plant Privi Speciality Chemicals posts Q4 FY25 consolidated PAT at Rs. 66.52 Cr Enviro Infra Engineers secures new order worth Rs. 76.96 Cr Gujarat Chem & Petchem Conference 2025 to discuss “Efficient and Sustainable Water Treatment for Chemical Plants” Gujarat Chem & Petchem Conference 2025 to highlight latest development in Lab Innovations, Applications, and Sustainability on May 9 Archean Chemical Industries posts consolidated Q4 FY25 PAT at Rs. 53.53 Cr Ami Organics Q4 FY25 PAT up at Rs. 62.48 Cr Yasho Industries posts Q4 FY25 consolidated PAT at Rs. 5.03 Cr Aether Industries reports Q4 FY25 consolidated PAT at Rs. 50.29 Cr Sadhana Nitrochem posts Q4 FY25 consolidated profit at Rs. 4.10 Cr Associate Vice President - 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