Petrobras Announces Plans to Resume Fertilizer Production at ANSA Plant in Paraná

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Published on 15/08/2023 at 18:01

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Prates Confirmed Petrobras’ Plans to Resume Fertilizer Production at ANSA. The State-Owned Company President Visited the Factory and Reinforced the Current Stage of Feasibility Studies for Resumption.

Petrobras announced on Monday, (08/14), promising plans to resume fertilizer production at the factory of its subsidiary Araucária Nitrogenados (ANSA), in Paraná. With the factory inactive since 2020, the company revealed that it is in the final phase of technical and financial feasibility studies, aiming to boost the local economy through job and income generation. The initiative, announced by President Jean Paul Prates, reflects Petrobras’ strategic commitment to strengthen its presence in the sector and contribute to the region’s development.

Prates Confirms Plans to Resume Production at ANSA Factory

During a significant visit to Petrobras units in Paraná, the company’s president, Jean Paul Prates, shared details about the ongoing efforts to revive ANSA fertilizer production, a subsidiary of Petrobras.

The factory has been inactive since 2020 and is now poised to see the light of day again.

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Petrobras Advances in the Feasibility Study Phase to Revive Production at ANSA

William França, Petrobras’ Director of Industrial Processes and Products, highlighted the company’s responsibility regarding ANSA’s resumption.

He stated that Petrobras’ decisions are based on careful analyses of technical and financial feasibility.

Additionally, the resumption of production will not only contribute to operational and environmental safety but will also bring relief to local communities that have faced economic challenges since the factory’s hibernation.

Prates also reaffirmed Petrobras’ commitment to Paraná by highlighting the crucial role of REPAR in the company’s strategy.

REPAR, a reference in innovation and technique, is one of the pillars of Petrobras’ success in the state.

The factory is responsible for a significant share of the company’s sales and plays a vital role in refining diesel and gasoline, being a key component in national supply.

In addition to the plans for ANSA, Petrobras has more news on the Paraná horizon.

Recently, the company obtained authorization from the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) to increase its production capacity of renewable diesel (Diesel R) at REPAR.

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This expansion represents an impressive 146% increase in the production capacity of this sustainable fuel.

Now, by uniting the plans for REPAR with the projects at the ANSA fertilizer factory, Petrobras seeks an even more promising future in the state of Paraná.

Petrobras Announces Plans to Resume Fertilizer Production at ANSA Plant in Paraná

Prates Confirmed Petrobras’ Plans to Resume Fertilizer Production at ANSA. The State-Owned Company President Visited the Factory and Reinforced the Current Stage of Feasibility Studies for Resumption.

Prates Confirms Plans to Resume Production at ANSA Factory

Petrobras Advances in the Feasibility Study Phase to Revive Production at ANSA

Learn About Petrobras’ Diesel R

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Petrobras Announces Plans to Resume Fertilizer Production at ANSA Plant in Paraná

Prates Confirmed Petrobras’ Plans to Resume Fertilizer Production at ANSA. The State-Owned Company President Visited the Factory and Reinforced the Current Stage of Feasibility Studies for Resumption.

Prates Confirms Plans to Resume Production at ANSA Factory

Petrobras Advances in the Feasibility Study Phase to Revive Production at ANSA

Learn About Petrobras’ Diesel R

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