Rodonaves Leads in Sustainability with Renewable Energy

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Innovation And Environmental Commitment Mark The Strategy Of Grupo Rodonaves

In Ribeirão Preto, in the heart of Brazil, Grupo Rodonaves stands out not only for being one of the giants in the transport and logistics sector but also for its unwavering commitment to sustainability. Adopting renewable energy as the backbone of its operations, the company has been implementing pioneering initiatives to significantly reduce pollutant emissions, consolidating itself as a model of efficiency and environmental responsibility in the national scenario.

A Journey Toward Sustainability

Grupo Rodonaves spares no effort to ensure that its operations are environmentally responsible. With an impressive mark of 88% of its activities powered by renewable energy, the company explores the Free Contracting Environment (ACL) for the acquisition of incentivized energy and also invests in distributed generation credits and its own photovoltaic systems. These actions resulted in a reduction of 450 tons of CO2, an achievement equivalent to planting 2,700 trees, demonstrating the tangible impact of its environmental policies.

The group’s ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategy is robust and comprehensive, extending across several of its units in the state of São Paulo and beyond. In 2024, the unit in São José dos Pinhais, Paraná, will also be powered by renewable energy sources, marking another significant step in its commitment to the environment.

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Certification And Expansion Of Solar Energy

Under the direction of Oswaldo Maia, director of people and management, Grupo Rodonaves ensures that all its initiatives are certified by the I-REC (International Renewable Energy Certificate), attesting that the energy consumed comes from sustainable sources. The group has already implemented solar energy panels in several states, including Minas Gerais, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, São Paulo, and the Federal District, strengthening its commitment to environmentally friendly business practices.

Preservation Of Natural Resources has become a pillar for Grupo Rodonaves, which in addition to focusing on renewable energy, adopts practices such as water reuse for truck washing. This water treatment and reuse system is applied in various operations, highlighting the company’s holistic approach to managing environmental resources.

The Legacy Of Grupo Rodonaves

With more than 40 years of history, Grupo Rodonaves is an icon in the transport and logistics sector in Brazil. Originating from Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, the group employs over 10,000 people in its six companies, serving more than 5,000 cities and 300,000 customers. The company’s trajectory is marked by reliability, solidity, and safety, with the ESG agenda permeating all its actions and initiatives.

The commitment to citizenship, socio-environmental responsibility, and governance reflects the essence of Grupo Rodonaves, demonstrating that it is possible to combine business success with sustainable practices. For more information, the company keeps its website always updated, reinforcing its transparency and openness to clients and stakeholders.

Grupo Rodonaves exemplifies how the adoption of renewable energy and sustainable practices can lead to a more efficient and environmentally responsible operation, establishing a new standard for the transport and logistics sector in Brazil and inspiring other companies to follow the same path.

Source: Bianca Souza.

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