ANP Publishes Authorizations That Could Expand Ethanol and Biogas Production, Supporting Brazil's Move Toward a Cleaner and Renewable Energy Matrix

ANP Publishes Authorizations That Could Expand Ethanol and Biogas Production, Supporting Brazil’s Move Toward a Cleaner and Renewable Energy Matrix

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Published on 27/09/2021 at 14:55

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With the New Authorization from ANP, Impasa Agroindustrial Becomes the Largest Ethanol Production Facility in Brazil in Terms of Authorized Capacity

ANP, the regulatory agency for activities that integrate the oil, natural gas, and biofuels industries in Brazil, published today (9/27) in the Official Gazette, two authorizations for ethanol and biometano producing plants, which will help advance the country towards a cleaner and renewable energy matrix.

Zeg Biogas and Energy Receives Authorization from ANP for Biometano Installation in São Paulo

The National Agency for Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels has authorized Zeg Biogas and Energy to commence operation of a landfill biometano production facility in São Paulo. This is the first plant of this biofuel approved in the State and the fourth in Brazil.

Biometano is a renewable fuel and represents better utilization of existing waste in landfills, already being used in several countries. It also represents an increase in the supply of gas to be injected into the distribution network.

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In 2017, ANP regulated the quality of biometano from landfills and sewage treatment plants with Resolution ANP No. 685/2017, and in 2018, it regulated the exercise of the biometano production activity with Resolution ANP No. 734/2018.

Impasa Becomes the Largest Ethanol Production Facility in Brazil

The second authorization was given to Inpasa Agroindustrial S.A., located in Sinop/MT, for increasing production capacity from 1,750 m³/d to 3,000 m³/d of hydrated ethanol and from 1,750 m³/d to 3,000 m³/d of anhydrous ethanol. With this, the unit, which produces ethanol from corn, becomes the largest ethanol production facility in the country in terms of authorized capacity.

See HERE the authorization for Zeg Biogas and Energy S.A.
See HERE the authorization for Inpasa Agroindustrial S.A.:
See HERE Resolution ANP No. 685/2017:
See HERE Resolution ANP No. 734/2018:

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