Petrobras Reinforces Commitment to Rio de Janeiro and Opens Consultation for Sale of Land at GasLub Hub to Install Companies and Attract New Investors in Itaboraí

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/07/2022 at 09:58

Updated on 21/07/2022 at 10:02

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Among the projects planned by Petrobras for the GasLub Hub is the UTG Itaboraí, which is part of the Integrated Project Rota 3 and the integration with the Duque de Caxias refinery (Reduc).

The Brazilian oil giant Petrobras made available on Tuesday, July 19, a market consultation (Request for Information – RFI) to assess the interest of companies in acquiring company-owned land located in Itaboraí (RJ), where the GasLub Hub is installed.

According to Petrobras, out of a total flattened area of about 3 km², the state-owned company has 2.1 km² available for potential negotiation, allowing the opportunity for more investments to be directed to the region by other agents, with the development of new economic activities.

Petrobras Reinforces Commitment to the State of Rio de Janeiro for the Industrial Development of the GasLub Hub in Itaboraí.

Based on the information provided by interested parties who respond to the consultation, Petrobras will evaluate the models with the greatest potential for the offer of available land, in order to maximize mutual interests.

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