Bureau Veritas Launches BV RenovaBio Program Aimed At Producers And Importers Of Biofuels

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Published on 27/11/2021 at 08:40

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The Program Is Focused on Businesses Committed to the Decarbonization Goals of the Brazilian Energy Matrix, with Biofuel Certification Included and Awarded in an Agile and Comprehensive Process, with Specialists from the Group Involved in All Stages of the Process.

São Paulo, November 18, 2021 – Bureau Veritas, a global leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC), expands its solutions for the national biofuels market with the launch of the BV Renovabio Program. The initiative includes Renovabio Certification and strategic services, assisting companies in achieving national decarbonization goals, as well as total geographic coverage of the area of operation and a team from Bureau Veritas specialized in Sustainability.

“The Launch of the BV Renovabio Program Is Another Initiative from Bureau Veritas to Contribute to a Greener World. With Our Presence Across Brazil, the Program Allows Us to More Fully Serve the National Biofuel Market, Which Has Shown Significant Growth in Recent Years, with Excellence in Service to All Clients Regardless of Their Location,” Highlights José Cunha, Certification Director at Bureau Veritas.

The BV Renovabio Program Integrates Certification Seal, Eligibility Analysis, and Georeferencing Services, as Well as Other Complementary Solutions, Such as Eligibility Construction, Product Life Cycle Analysis, and Carbon Footprint Development and Gap Analysis to Compare the Client’s Actual Performance with Potential Performance, in Relation to Decarbonization Goals.

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The Renovabio Certification Includes Two Priority Phases. The Process Begins with the Eligibility Analysis of the Biofuel Producer Based on Document Verification of the Unit. After This Step, the Eligibility of the Production Route Is Also Verified, and Administrative Processes with ANP Are Opened. Image Analysis via Satellites Is Then Conducted, Along with Checking Information and Possible Pending Issues. The Next Step Is Conducting an Audit, with On-Site Inspection of the Producing Unit. Based on the Data Collected, the Final Phase of Certification Begins, with the Preparation of the Final Report and Issuance of the Renovabio Seal. The Certificate Will Be Valid for Three Years from Approval by the National Petroleum Agency (ANP).

With Nearly 200 Years of Experience in the Market, Bureau Veritas Has Certified More Than 100,000 Companies and Has Over 20,000 Professionals Trained in International Standards. The Group Offers More Than 60 Trainings in Quality Management Systems, Auditor Training, Lead Auditor, Compliance, and Six Sigma.

About Bureau Veritas Group

With Global Revenue of €4.6 Billion, Bureau Veritas Is a Global Leader in Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC). Founded in 1828, the Group Is Present in 140 Countries, Serving More Than 400,000 Clients. There Are 75,000 Employees Located in Over 1,600 Offices and Laboratories Worldwide, with 5,000 Professionals in Brazil. Bureau Veritas Offers a Complete Portfolio of Services and Innovative Solutions to Ensure That Assets, Products, Infrastructure, and Processes Meet Quality, Health and Safety, Environmental Protection, and Social Responsibility Standards and Regulations.

SOURCE: Bureau Veritas Press

Bureau Veritas Launches BV RenovaBio Program Aimed At Producers And Importers Of Biofuels

The Program Is Focused on Businesses Committed to the Decarbonization Goals of the Brazilian Energy Matrix, with Biofuel Certification Included and Awarded in an Agile and Comprehensive Process, with Specialists from the Group Involved in All Stages of the Process.

About Bureau Veritas Group

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Bureau Veritas Launches BV RenovaBio Program Aimed At Producers And Importers Of Biofuels

The Program Is Focused on Businesses Committed to the Decarbonization Goals of the Brazilian Energy Matrix, with Biofuel Certification Included and Awarded in an Agile and Comprehensive Process, with Specialists from the Group Involved in All Stages of the Process.

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