Sulgás Is Investing R$ 2 Million in the Construction of 8.2 Kilometers of Piped Network in Viamão, Rio Grande do Sul

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Published on 07/10/2020 at 08:54

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Sulgás, Company Responsible for the Marketing and Distribution of Natural Gas in Rio Grande do Sul, Invested R$ 2 Million for the Construction of Pipeline Network

The Gas Company of the State of Rio Grande do Sul – Sulgás is the company responsible for the marketing and distribution of natural gas in the State. The company is investing R$ 2 million in the construction of an 8.2 km pipeline network in the municipality of Viamão. The first distribution network of gas in the city will operate through the Avenues Barreto Viana, Paraíso and Salgado Filho and through Rua da Liberdade.

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The goal of the construction is to stimulate competitiveness and progress in the municipality, providing cleaner, safer, and more efficient energy for industries, commercial institutions, and even residences.

The president of the Association of Commerce, Industry and Services of Viamão (Acivi), Luiz Antônio Pereira, believes that natural gas will meet the urgent needs of new residential and commercial buildings under construction in the city. According to him, “It will contribute to the development of new businesses and will definitely help in the economic recovery of Viamão”.

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About Sulgás:

The Gas Company of the State of Rio Grande do Sul – Sulgás is the company responsible for the marketing and distribution of natural gas in the State. Established in 1993, it operates as a mixed economy company, with shareholders including the State of Rio Grande do Sul and Gaspetro (a subsidiary of Petrobras). It began marketing natural gas in 2000, with the completion of the Bolivia-Brazil gas pipeline.

Sulgás continuously invests in projects to expand the natural gas distribution network, guided by the pillars of safety, efficiency, and sustainability, to serve customers in the industrial, commercial, residential, vehicular, cogeneration, and thermoelectric segments.

Sulgás Is Investing R$ 2 Million in the Construction of 8.2 Kilometers of Piped Network in Viamão, Rio Grande do Sul

Sulgás, Company Responsible for the Marketing and Distribution of Natural Gas in Rio Grande do Sul, Invested R$ 2 Million for the Construction of Pipeline Network

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