First Corn Ethanol Plant in MS Will Create Over 600 Jobs to Produce 400 Million Liters of Ethanol, 360 Tons of DDGS Per Day, and 37,500 Liters of Vegetable Oil Daily

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/04/2022 at 15:26

Updated on 03/04/2022 at 23:25

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To Begin Operation In July, The Impasa Corn Ethanol Plant Will Generate More Than 600 Jobs In Different Positions And Levels. The Investments Also Include A Thermoelectric Plant For Cogeneration Of 26.18 MW, Fuel Station And Service Pole.

The First Corn Ethanol Industry In Mato Grosso Do Sul Will Begin Operations On April 11. The Company Is Located In Dourados, 251 Kilometers From Campo Grande And Promises To Generate More Than 600 Jobs In The Region. The Vice-President Of Inpasa Agroindustrial, Rafael Ranzolin, Received The Operating License, Which Allows The Start Of Activities, Last Wednesday, 30.

According To Imasul (Institute Of The Environment Of Mato Grosso Do Sul), The Environmental License Is An Essential Document For The Granting Of Other Permits, Such As The Authorization From The National Agency Of Petroleum, Natural Gas And Biofuels (ANP).

The Inpasa Plant Has The Capacity To Produce 400 Million Liters Of Ethanol Per Year, In Addition To 360 Tons Per Day Of DDGS, Protein Grains Used In Animal Feed Formulation, And 37,500 Liters Of Vegetable Oil Per Day. Starting In July, When The Company’s Second Phase Is In Operation, The Forecast Is That The Production Volume Will Double.

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Mato Grosso Do Sul Will Gain Another Plant And More Than 650 Direct And Indirect Jobs Will Be Created

In Addition To Inpasa Agroindustrial, The State Government Announced That In February The Preliminary License Was Granted For The Installation Of Another Corn Ethanol Plant In Mato Grosso Do Sul.

The Company Neomille Will Have Facilities In Maracaju, And The Plant Will Be Installed Along The MS-157 Highway, On An Area Of 115 Hectares And An Estimated Investment Of R$ 1 Billion, Generating 150 Direct Jobs And About 500 Indirect Jobs.

First Corn Ethanol Plant in MS Will Create Over 600 Jobs to Produce 400 Million Liters of Ethanol, 360 Tons of DDGS Per Day, and 37,500 Liters of Vegetable Oil Daily

To Begin Operation In July, The Impasa Corn Ethanol Plant Will Generate More Than 600 Jobs In Different Positions And Levels. The Investments Also Include A Thermoelectric Plant For Cogeneration Of 26.18 MW, Fuel Station And Service Pole.

Mato Grosso Do Sul Will Gain Another Plant And More Than 650 Direct And Indirect Jobs Will Be Created

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First Corn Ethanol Plant in MS Will Create Over 600 Jobs to Produce 400 Million Liters of Ethanol, 360 Tons of DDGS Per Day, and 37,500 Liters of Vegetable Oil Daily

To Begin Operation In July, The Impasa Corn Ethanol Plant Will Generate More Than 600 Jobs In Different Positions And Levels. The Investments Also Include A Thermoelectric Plant For Cogeneration Of 26.18 MW, Fuel Station And Service Pole.

Mato Grosso Do Sul Will Gain Another Plant And More Than 650 Direct And Indirect Jobs Will Be Created

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