Com 7 milhões de botijões de gás, Reduc bate novo recorde de entrega de GLP

With 7 Million Gas Cylinders, Reduc Sets New Record for LPG Delivery

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 13/05/2020 at 13:37

Com 7 milhões de botijões de gás, Reduc bate novo recorde de entrega de GLP

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These Numbers Consolidate Reduc as Brazil’s Main Cooking Gas Supply Point. Between March and April, 180,483 Tons of LPG Were Delivered

Petrobras reported today (13) that the Duque de Caxias Refinery (Reduc), in Baixada Fluminense, set a record for LPG (liquefied petroleum gas, i.e., cooking gas) delivery for the second consecutive month. Yesterday, the state-owned company began rapid tests to detect coronavirus in workers at Reduc

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There were 90,306 tons sold only in April, equivalent to 7 million cooking gas cylinders.

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The product sold at Reduc is mostly composed of Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) processed from platforms in the Campos (RJ) and Santos (SP) basins. Another portion of the derivative is produced at the refinery, which also receives LPG from the Cabiúnas Terminal in Macaé.

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