Leaders in Carbon Reduction Celebrated at DATAGRO Green Excellency Awards

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Published on 25/10/2023 at 18:59

Foto: Da esquerda para direita, Guilherme Nastari (Diretor, DATAGRO), Otavio Lage (Jalles Machado), Fernão Zancaner (PAGRISA), Helder Gosling (São Martinho), Paulo Trucco (FS Fueling Sustainability) e Nelson Dalcanale (JBS)

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São Paulo was filled with renewable energy on October 23, 2023. On this special day, during the 23rd International DATAGRO Conference on Sugar and Ethanol – a milestone in the sugar-energy sector – the debut of the “DATAGRO Green Excellency Awards” took place. This initiative recognized pioneering companies in emission efficiency for CBIOs. These credits are tangible representations of the tons of CO2 that are saved from the atmosphere during the phases of production, distribution, and use of biofuels, aligned with the RenovaBio program.

A Rigorous Methodology Defines The Winners

Based on precise technical criteria, the rating methodology of Benri Ratings was the foundation for determining the most proficient corporations in generating CBIOs. This translates to how many liters of biofuel are needed to produce a single CBIO. Those companies that managed to produce more CBIOs using fewer liters of biofuel were the ones that stood out. Among the 300 companies considered, only the certified ones were evaluated.

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Several categories were awarded, and the winners shone through their commitment to sustainability:

Cane Ethanol Center-South: Grupo Jalles Machado was the big winner, with President Otavio Lage Siqueira Filho accepting the award.
Cane Ethanol North/Northeast: PAGRISA stood out, with Director Fernão Zancaner receiving the tribute.
Flex Plant Ethanol: Grupo São Martinho excelled, with Helder Gosling, its Commercial and Logistics Director, as the representative.
Corn Ethanol: Fueling Sustainability shone with Paulo Trucco, Commercial Director of Ethanol, at the forefront.
Biodiesel: JBS S.A, Lins Unit, was celebrated with Nelson Dalcanale, President of New Businesses, representing.
Biomethane: Construtora Marquise – GNR Fortaleza Valorização de Biogás Ltda stood out, and the award was given to President Hugo Nery.

Each of these awardees symbolizes the promising and greener future that the biofuels industry aims for Brazil and the world.

Source: DATAGRO Claudia Molina.

Leaders in Carbon Reduction Celebrated at DATAGRO Green Excellency Awards

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