Liquefied Natural Gas Supply Gains New Strategic Partnership in Brazil: GNLink and Sondotécnica Unite for Innovation in the Sector

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/08/2023 at 20:02

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Partnership Is Strategic and Aims to Implement Alternatives for LNG

GNLink, a natural gas distributor from the Lorinvest Group, and Sondotécnica Energia have signed a contract that will mark a significant advancement in the way Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is regasified in Brazil.

This strategic partnership between GNLink and Sondotécnica Energia focuses on implementing innovative LNG regasification alternatives in GNLink’s small-scale interiorization projects. According to PetroNotícias, these projects aim to meet the needs of natural gas concessionaires and industrial customers.

Contributing to the Energy Transition

Marcelo Rodrigues, CEO of GNLink, emphasizes that the partnership not only complements the company’s portfolio but is also aligned with the strategy to contribute to the energy transition in Brazil. He highlights the importance of adapting regasification projects to meet specific customer needs, ensuring efficiency and feasibility in the short term.

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Expanding Horizons and ESG Goals

According to Fabio Bergman, President of Sondotécnica Energia, this partnership is a significant milestone that has the potential to expand the businesses of both companies. Moreover, he emphasizes the strategic importance of this collaboration for the interiorization of natural gas in the country and for achieving the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals of various companies seeking to reduce their carbon emissions.

Bergman notes that this partnership consolidates Sondotécnica Energia’s position as a leading company in the infrastructure of Natural Gas and renewable fuels in Brazil, providing access to these fuels for industrial consumers and concessionaires.

Natural Gas: Versatility and Sustainability

In Brazil, natural gas is recognized for its versatility, competitiveness, and potential for emissions reduction compared to other fossil fuels. Through this innovative collaboration between GNLink and Sondotécnica Energia, the supply and regasification of LNG will gain a new dimension, contributing not only to the business objectives of the companies but also to the promotion of sustainability and the energy transition in the country.

This partnership demonstrates that the pursuit of innovative and collaborative solutions plays a fundamental role in building a cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable energy future for Brazil.

Liquefied Natural Gas Supply Gains New Strategic Partnership in Brazil: GNLink and Sondotécnica Unite for Innovation in the Sector

Partnership Is Strategic and Aims to Implement Alternatives for LNG

Contributing to the Energy Transition

Expanding Horizons and ESG Goals

Natural Gas: Versatility and Sustainability

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