R$ 110 milhões serão investidos em dutovias no estado de São Paulo

R$ 110 Million Will Be Invested in Pipelines in the State of São Paulo

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 28/02/2021 at 21:48

Updated on 28/02/2021 at 21:49

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Ministry of Mines and Energy Published Project for Pipelines for Transporting Flammable Products and Fuels of Class I in São Paulo

Ministry of Mines and Energy launched a project for pipelines for the transport of flammable products from Logum Logistics in São Paulo. The pipelines will be for transporting Class I products, namely: anhydrous ethanol and hydrated ethanol. The expected investment is approximately 110 million reais.

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The project’s goal is to transport ethanol over approximately 43 kilometers to reduce investment costs due to the suspension of contributions to the Social Integration Program and Public Server Legacy Formation Program (PIS/PASEP) and Contributions for Financing Social Security (COFINS).

Special Regime of Incentives for Infrastructure Development (REIDI)

REIDI is a public policy aimed at encouraging companies with approved projects to implement infrastructure projects in the areas of transportation, ports, energy, basic sanitation, and irrigation.

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Logum Logistics, the company responsible for constructing and operating a Logistics System for Transporting Fuels and Biocombustibles that involves multimodal transport, has more projects that fit within REIDI, with investment amounts reaching 645 million reais. With the continuous expansion of infrastructure, the total investment is around 750 million reais.

These projects are located in the state of São Paulo and are part of the multimodal logistics system for ethanol. The aim is to enhance the logistics of ethanol production flow, connecting production centers to major consumer centers, especially those located in the metropolitan region of São Paulo.

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The pipelines are an alternative to the limitations of the current cargo infrastructure, which mainly uses road transport. This avoids overloading and degrading the roadways. Additionally, they also provide energy efficiency benefits, promote the reduction of fossil fuel consumption, and lower greenhouse gas emission rates.

R$ 110 Million Will Be Invested in Pipelines in the State of São Paulo

Ministry of Mines and Energy Published Project for Pipelines for Transporting Flammable Products and Fuels of Class I in São Paulo

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