Origem Energia, Company That Acquired Petrobras’ Hub in Alagoas and Tripled Natural Gas Production, Launches New Campaign for July This Year

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/07/2022 at 08:53

Updated on 11/07/2022 at 09:13

Polo Alagoas da Origem Energia | Via EPBR

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Rio de Janeiro, July 8, 2022 – Origem Energia, an energy integration company controlled by Prisma Capital, launches the campaign “Be Blue, Be Origem” to celebrate the first anniversary of its brand. The initiative, which refers to the color of the company’s visual identity, includes a series of actions, from internal events and the release of institutional videos to advertising inserts, conveying messages about valuing teams and energy integration.

“Origem emerged with a different vision from the rest of the industry. We don’t see ourselves as an oil company, but as an energy integration company with safety, innovation, and efficiency. We were born with the concept of being, through our assets, a facilitator of competitive energy in Brazil,” says Luiz Felipe Coutinho, CEO and one of the co-founders of Origem Energia.

Luna Viana, Chief Operating Officer (COO) and co-founder of Origem Energia, says that the name and brand change occurred at a moment of expansion and growth for the company. “When we created the company, we saw value to be unlocked, especially in the infrastructure associated with the divestment assets of Petrobras, and we have had success, with results above expectations,” says the operations director.

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Company Tripled Production

The milestone of Origem Energia comes with the company’s forecast to earn over R＄ 1 billion in 2022, a result driven by the growth of gas production in the Alagoas Polo, acquired from Petrobras in July 2021. Since taking over the operation of the Polo on February 5, 2022, the company has tripled its natural gas production, which reached the mark of 1 million cubic meters per day (m³/day).

Origem Energia, Company That Acquired Petrobras’ Hub in Alagoas and Tripled Natural Gas Production, Launches New Campaign for July This Year

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