Brazil and India Coordinate the Future of Bioenergy with the Use of Ethanol Biofuel in the Global Energy Transition

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/05/2021 at 14:10

Updated on 22/05/2021 at 15:28

Etanol bomba de combustível / Fonte: Reprodução – Via AutoPapo

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The Future Of Bioenergy With The Use Of Ethanol Will Be Discussed Between Government And Brazilian Businessmen With The Ambassador Of India Next Week

Next week will be marked by an online event from Fenasucro & Agrocana Trends, between the government and Brazilian businessmen with the ambassador of India, to discuss the use of the biofuel ethanol in the global energy transition.

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The webinar, scheduled for the next 25th at 4 PM, organized by Fenasucro & Agrocana TRENDS, will feature Brazilian businessmen from the bioenergy and automotive sectors and representatives of the national government and the Embassy of India. It will address the relevance of facilitating ethanol as an additive in fossil fuels on a global scale, enhancing the transformation of the biofuel into a commodity, as well as the energy transition focused on renewable sources, demonstrating the challenges and the path toward a greener and more sustainable global future.

The online event will include Francis Queen (Executive VP of Ethanol, Sugar and Bioenergy at RAÍZEN); Pablo Di Si (President and CEO of Volkswagen Brazil and Latin America); Pietro Mendes (Director of Biofuels at the Brazilian Ministry of Mines and Energy); and Suresh K. Reddy (Ambassador of India to Brazil).

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Brazil And India Can Supply A Large Part Of The World Demand For Ethanol

According to the executive, the great advantage of having India as a partner with Brazil is that together these countries can supply a large part of the global demand for ethanol.

In addition to the previously mentioned topic, the online event will discuss other aspects, such as the new technologies from renewable sources that the automotive sector has developed, the strategies adopted by major business groups in the bioenergy sector to meet the latent demand for ethanol in the world, and the programs, public policies, and incentives that the government can provide to the sector. “These are fundamental questions for the bioenergy market to understand its new moment, and the prominent names representing the links of production, consumption, and governments will address them at the meeting,” continues the director of Fenasucro & Agrocana.

Those interested in participating in the major event can register for free through the Fenasucro & Agrocana TRENDS digital platform, through this link. The spots are limited.

The 28th edition of FENASUCRO & AGROCANA (International Bioenergy Fair) will take place from November 9 to 12, 2021, at the Zanini Events Center in Sertãozinho (SP).

The event, organized by CEISE Br and promoted by Reed Exhibitions, is the only one in Latin America to gather innovations and high-level technical content aimed at the entire production chain of the bioenergy industry, as well as having professionals from the food and beverage, paper and pulp, transportation and logistics, and energy distribution and marketing industries.

Raízen, Global Leader In Ethanol Production, Renews Brand Use Agreement With Shell For 13 More Years

The global ethanol giant Raízen announced yesterday (05/21) in a relevant market fact that it has renewed its agreement with Shell Brands International for the right to use the oil company’s brand in the fuel distribution sector for another 13 years.

“The celebration of this contract was ratified during the meeting of Raízen Fuels’ board of directors, in which representatives elected by the Shell group abstained from voting,” it reported.

It is worth remembering that the leading ethanol producer Raízen is a joint venture between the Cosan Group and Shell itself. Currently, the company is preparing to list on the stock exchange!

Brazil and India Coordinate the Future of Bioenergy with the Use of Ethanol Biofuel in the Global Energy Transition

The Future Of Bioenergy With The Use Of Ethanol Will Be Discussed Between Government And Brazilian Businessmen With The Ambassador Of India Next Week

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The Future Of Bioenergy With The Use Of Ethanol Will Be Discussed Between Government And Brazilian Businessmen With The Ambassador Of India Next Week

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