Mês da bicicleta: Ocyan promove campanha para aumentar uso das bicicletas em Macaé

Bicycle Month: Ocyan Launches Campaign to Increase Bicycle Usage in Macaé

Written by Keila Andrade

Published on 08/06/2021 at 09:20

Updated on 08/06/2021 at 12:30

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Ocyan, A Solutions Company for The Oil and Gas Industry, Promotes Incentive for The Use of Bicycles as A Means of Mobility.

In Bicycle Month, celebrated on June 3rd, Ocyan, a solutions company for the oil and gas industry, promotes incentive for the use of bicycles as a means of mobility. The project held in the city of Macaé-RJ is called Pedala Macaé, conducted in partnership with the NGO Aromeiazero.

With the project, Ocyan and its partners promote cyclist safety during Bicycle Month, being one of the means of transportation that has seen a higher number of enthusiasts recently.

According to data from Ciclomapa, a tool aimed at enhancing the visibility of cycling infrastructure, the municipality of Macaé has 15km of bike lanes.

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About Ocyan

Ocyan is a company with a sustainable attitude and knowledge to provide solutions for the oil and gas upstream offshore industry in Brazil and abroad. Its core values are the safety of its members and operations, trustworthy partnerships with clients, and commitment to ethics and transparency. The company also encourages diversity and inclusion both inside and outside the company. Currently, the company fleet includes five drilling units and two FPSO (floating, production, storage and offloading) vessels. Ocyan also develops SURF projects, manufactures and installs underwater equipment, and provides offshore maintenance services. For more information: www.ocyan-sa.com.

About Aromeiazero

The Aromeiazero Institute is a non-profit organization that uses bicycles to reduce social inequalities and help make cities more resilient. The projects are sponsored by companies and individuals, as well as incentive laws, with a large part of the actions being in peripheral and vulnerable communities. Since 2011, Aro’s initiatives promote a comprehensive view of bicycles, enhancing cultural and artistic expressions, income generation, and healthy living habits. For more information: https://www.aromeiazero.org.br/.

Bicycle Month: Ocyan Launches Campaign to Increase Bicycle Usage in Macaé

Ocyan, A Solutions Company for The Oil and Gas Industry, Promotes Incentive for The Use of Bicycles as A Means of Mobility.

About Ocyan

About Aromeiazero

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Bicycle Month: Ocyan Launches Campaign to Increase Bicycle Usage in Macaé

Ocyan, A Solutions Company for The Oil and Gas Industry, Promotes Incentive for The Use of Bicycles as A Means of Mobility.

About Ocyan

About Aromeiazero

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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