Celse to Invest $5 Billion in Sergipe and Opens Competition in Area Dominated by Petrobras

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 16/06/2019 at 18:52

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Sergipe Will Produce the Equivalent of 4 Times the Region’s Consumption. Half of the Production Will Come from Celse, Which Will Invest US$ 5 Billion; Plant Changes Residents’ Routine.

With the success of Petrobras in exploring six reservoirs and the arrival of private investors, Sergipe has been included in the global natural gas route. In five years, the state alone is expected to handle 40 million m³ of gas per day, a volume that corresponds to more than four times the current consumption capacity of the entire Northeast Region.

Celse, a company controlled by partners from Norway, the United States, and Brazil, built the country’s first private regasification unit next to the Port of Sergipe, in the municipality of Barra dos Coqueiros. Until then, only Petrobras had such units. The technology allows for importing the fuel in liquid form, LNG, by ship, then returning it to a gaseous state before injecting it into the land pipeline network.

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Sergipe Has Oil, Gas, Potassium, and Biomass

Petrobras announced its largest discovery since the rich reserves of the Pre-salt were announced in 2006. The announcement refers to six fields in Sergipe and Alagoas. The reserves are estimated at about 20 million m³ of natural gas per day, which represents about one-third of current Brazilian production.

Within Sergipe’s economic potential, we have mineral exploration capacity, especially due to oil and gas. We also have limestone, and the government has been attentive to this, seeking to create opportunities for companies that exploit these minerals to see Sergipe as a safe location with great opportunities.

Sergipe has a space in the Brazilian economy. Additionally, we have to consider that it also has a capital that offers quality of life and a good academic hub.

Carnallite, as the only producer of the mineral in the country, makes Sergipe a production hub for fertilizers capable of assuming the central project of Vale Fertilizantes’ potassium segment. The Sergipe deposit is located in the municipality of Rosário do Catete, being exploited to meet the growing national agricultural demand and reduce imports of the product.

The economic viability of Carnallite is intertwined with agronomic activity in Brazil, one of the largest agricultural producers in the world. Brazil has a strategic need for potassium because we import over 90% of what we need for agriculture. The Sergipe economy greatly benefits from this exploration.

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Celse to Invest $5 Billion in Sergipe and Opens Competition in Area Dominated by Petrobras

Sergipe Will Produce the Equivalent of 4 Times the Region’s Consumption. Half of the Production Will Come from Celse, Which Will Invest US$ 5 Billion; Plant Changes Residents’ Routine.

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Celse to Invest $5 Billion in Sergipe and Opens Competition in Area Dominated by Petrobras

Sergipe Will Produce the Equivalent of 4 Times the Region’s Consumption. Half of the Production Will Come from Celse, Which Will Invest US$ 5 Billion; Plant Changes Residents’ Routine.

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