Em evento no Rio de Janeiro, Odebrecht mostra inovações em construção de dutos

At Event in Rio de Janeiro, Odebrecht Showcases Innovations in Pipeline Construction

Written by Renato Oliveira Published on 29/08/2019 at 08:54

Odebrecht expõe no Rio de Janeiro

Pipeline Fair Focused on Pipeline Construction Takes Place in Rio de Janeiro from September 3 to 5, and Odebrecht Will Use It to Showcase Its Expertise in This Market

Odebrecht Engineering and Construction (OEC) continues to show signs of recovery. Originating from one of the largest construction companies in the country, the company will participate in an important event in Rio de Janeiro.
Rio Pipeline 2019 will feature experts from around the world and promote a qualified discussion on improving efficiency, quality, and safety in pipeline transportation, at a time when the government is promoting the opening of the gas market; this topic has been widely discussed in the market.

Odebrecht Engineering and Construction (OEC) will demonstrate its years of expertise in the sector at next week’s event in Rio de Janeiro.
The company has already implemented over 5,000 km of pipelines and gas pipelines in various countries and in regions with extreme climatic conditions, such as deserts, the Amazon rainforest, the Andes Mountains, and Patagonia in Argentina.

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At Event in Rio de Janeiro, Odebrecht Showcases Innovations in Pipeline Construction

Pipeline Fair Focused on Pipeline Construction Takes Place in Rio de Janeiro from September 3 to 5, and Odebrecht Will Use It to Showcase Its Expertise in This Market

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