RedePetro ES Expands Operations in Northern Espírito Santo with New Business Seminar

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Published on 14/11/2023 at 20:17

Foto: Fonte: Juliana Benichio – L4 Comunicação.

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Inauguration of the RedePetro ES Base in São Mateus Marks Growth in the Region

The RedePetro ES, a crucial association in the oil and gas sector of Espírito Santo, celebrated an important milestone with the inauguration of its new base in São Mateus, which took place on Wednesday (08). The inauguration ceremony, a true meeting point for entrepreneurs and partner institutions, reinforces the association’s commitment to growth and collaboration in the sector.

This significant event was attended by regional businesspeople, associated members, founders of RedePetro ES, and representatives from partner institutions. It was a suitable moment to strengthen networks and foster new business opportunities in the Oil, Gas, and Energy sector.

Preparations for the 2nd Business Seminar

In addition to the inauguration, one of the main announcements made by RedePetro ES was the organization of the 2nd Business Seminar for the Oil and Gas Sector in Northern Espírito Santo, scheduled for March 2024. This event will be held at the Norte do Espírito Santo University Center (Ceunes) and aims to surpass the success of the first seminar, which gathered around 150 entrepreneurs.

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Strengthening the Production Chain and Partnerships in the Sector

The inauguration was attended by Cássio Caldeira, representative of the network in northern Espírito Santo and administrative director of Qualimec, a company associated with RedePetro ES. Other notable attendees included the founders of RedePetro ES, Julio Cesar from Asten Anticorrosão, Hebert França from Sudpar, as well as representatives from several other partner institutions.

Rafaele Cé highlighted the association’s enthusiasm for emerging opportunities and the expectation of further strengthening partnerships with the local business community. RedePetro ES, which brings together 110 companies supplying goods and services for the oil, gas, and energy sector, has been actively working for the development of the production chain and its associated companies for over 15 years.

The growth of RedePetro ES and the holding of the upcoming business seminar are significant steps towards strengthening the oil and gas sector in northern Espírito Santo, promising a bright future for the companies and professionals involved.

Source: Juliana Benichio – L4 Comunicação.

RedePetro ES Expands Operations in Northern Espírito Santo with New Business Seminar

Inauguration of the RedePetro ES Base in São Mateus Marks Growth in the Region

Preparations for the 2nd Business Seminar

Strengthening the Production Chain and Partnerships in the Sector

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RedePetro ES Expands Operations in Northern Espírito Santo with New Business Seminar

Inauguration of the RedePetro ES Base in São Mateus Marks Growth in the Region

Preparations for the 2nd Business Seminar

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