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The Conleste Has Already Obtained An Estimate Directly From Petrobras And The Month Of Hiring At Least 400 Employees For Comperj.
[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The Intermunicipal Consortium of East Fluminense Municipalities (Conleste) Expects To Hire At Least 400 Workers In March 2018 With The Resumption Of Works At The Petrochemical Complex Of Rio De Janeiro (Comperj) In The First Quarter Of Next Year. Consortium Representatives Met Last Tuesday With Petrobras President Pedro Parente, Who Confirmed An Investment Of About R$ 10 Billion In The Project Until 2020.
Petrobras Is Also Negotiating With A Chinese Company To Advance Another Project: Rota 3, A Set Of Pipelines And Gas Pipelines, 232 Kilometers Long, Connecting The Santos Basin To Jaconé In Maricá, In Addition To A Natural Gas Processing Unit. There Is Also Another Plan That Could Result In The Modernization Of The Entire Refining Park In The State. All Of This Is Being Done In Partnership With A Chinese Company, With Which The State-Owned Company Is Negotiating The Terms Of An Agreement.
LOCAL LABOR
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The Completion Of The Plant Is Important So That Petrobras Stops Burning Natural Gas On The Platforms. This Practice Has Environmental Impacts And Requires Strict Permits And Licenses Issued By The National Agency Of Petroleum (ANP), Which Over Time Can Make Operations More Costly.
As President Of Conleste, Mayor Rodrigo Neves (PV) Suggested That Petrobras Prioritize Local Labor For The Operations At Comperj. Parente Approved The Idea.
— I Think It’s A Really Appropriate Proposal And I Guarantee That If It Depended Only On Me, It Would Already Be Adopted, But It Needs Board Approval And I Will Bring The Topic To The Next Meeting — Said The President Of Petrobras.
WORRYING EXPECTATION
Investigated In The Operation Car Wash, The Works Of Comperj Have Been Paralyzed Since 2014. However, The Local Effects Of The Resumption Of Investments May Be Lower Than Previously Estimated Due To The Revision Of The Reference Percentages Adopted For The Local Content Policy Of The Oil Industry. Source: O Globo
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