The Qair International Team Visited the Pecém Complex Facilities

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 22/02/2023 at 15:14

Updated on 17/03/2023 at 17:00

Complexo do Pecém (Foto/divulgação)

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Qair International, a French Multinational Company Specialized in Renewable Energies, Visited the Pecém Complex on Last Thursday (16). The Delegation Was Welcomed by the Director of Operations of the Complex and Also by the Director of ZPE Ceará.

During the visit, the executives learned about the Green Hydrogen Hub that the government of the State of Ceará developed together with Qair Brasil. The project aims to enhance the sustainable development potential of businesses. The members also visited the facilities of the Pecém Complex and checked on the ongoing projects.

Attending the visit were Mareva Edel, Deputy CEO of Qair Group; Tryggvi Herbertsson, Chairman of Qair Iceland and Head of Green Hydrogen of Qair Group; Maude Geissmann, Head of Project Acquisitions of Qair Group; and Gustavo Silva, Director of Operations of Qair Brasil.

The executives were also able to talk with the president of the Pecém Complex and the financial vice president. After the visit, they expressed enthusiasm for working together with the state government on the sustainable development of this portfolio of projects, which will boost regional businesses through the generation of clean and renewable energy for local populations.

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Complex and the Project

Qair Brasil, a leader in the energy production sector, recently announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Ceará for the establishment of a green hydrogen production plant. The total investment projected is US$ 6.95 billion, and the project will aim at electricity generation through the Dragão do Mar Offshore Wind Complex and an offshore wind farm.

The Dragão do Mar Offshore Wind Complex will encompass an offshore plant with an installed capacity of 1,216 GW, located on the continental shelf off the coast of Acaraú-Ceará. Furthermore, an electrolysis plant with a capacity of 2,240 MW will be developed for an estimated annual production of around 296,000 tons. The Green Hydrogen Hub will be located at the Pecém Complex.

This important initiative from Qair Brasil aims to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy to power the entire country. The primary energy source will come from offshore winds, which makes the project extremely profitable in the long run. However, the production of this green fuel will significantly contribute to reducing harmful emissions and significantly improving air quality in major urban centers in Brazil.

Thus, local authorities are working hard to promote sustainable solutions that meet the needs of future generations present in the country without compromising available resources. It is expected that this project at the Pecém Complex can provide the expected benefits and serve as an example for other similar initiatives, which the country can rely on for a healthier and more prosperous future.

The Qair International Team Visited the Pecém Complex Facilities

Qair International, a French Multinational Company Specialized in Renewable Energies, Visited the Pecém Complex on Last Thursday (16). The Delegation Was Welcomed by the Director of Operations of the Complex and Also by the Director of ZPE Ceará.

Complex and the Project

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