Rio Grande do Sul to Take New Directions to Become Self-Sufficient in Ethanol Production with Installation of New BSBIOS Plant

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 31/07/2022 at 08:46

Updated on 31/07/2022 at 20:21

Fonte: CIMM

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New Plant of the Company BSBIOS Will Make Rio Grande do Sul Self-Sufficient in Ethanol Production. With the Installation of the Factory and the New Plant, the City Will Become Independent in Product Manufacturing and Will Also Bring the Generation of Thousands of Jobs.

Last Tuesday (07/26), BSBIOS, the company with the largest diesel production in the country, announced its intention to make Porto Alegre self-sufficient in the ethanol production sector with its new installed plant. The company already has two other plants, one in Passo Fundo (RS) and the other in Marialva (PR).

BSBIOS Aims to Bring the Municipality Back to Its Roots with New Ethanol Plant

In this sense, the CEO of BSBIOS, Erasmo Carlos Battistella, mentioned in an interview that, after announcing in Porto Alegre that the company would build an ethanol and bran plant, several municipalities made formal requests for the company to install an ethanol plant in their cities. However, an agreement had already been signed with the city of Passo Fundo, the municipality where BSBIOS was founded.

Moreover, Erasmo Carlos also highlighted that the city of Passo Fundo was once considered the National Wheat Capital in the 1950s, and with this new plant, the municipality will return to its roots, producing wheat competitively once again. According to the businessman, the state of Rio Grande do Sul produces more than it consumes for the food industry.

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The Company’s Expectation Is to Use Wheat as a Fuel Source for Ethanol Production

Thus, with the company’s new ethanol plant, producers will have another market that can absorb wheat, barley, and other cereals that are often blocked in a feeding or export standard, ensuring use without waste. The president of the company also emphasized that, starting next year, BSBIOS will have seeds with specific variations.

Additionally, the company will also undertake similar work to encourage direct production with the industry through integration. Fuel needs to be supplied continuously throughout the year, so it is necessary to always have the raw material; if the state of Rio Grande do Sul increases corn production using new technologies and irrigation, for example, the ethanol plant will be prepared to use the grain in fuel production.

“Rio Grande do Sul is an importing state of ethanol, and we, who are in the productive chain, with this investment, will expand our capacity to produce biofuels here in the South Region, adhering to Pró-Ethanol,” said Battistella.

BSBIOS’s plant is based on ideas of great importance, such as increasing the capacity that the state of RS has in producing raw material and also the need that RS has for ethanol. Currently, the state imports 99% of its ethanol demand, and the new factory will meet 23% of this demand, making the state totally self-sufficient in the product’s production.

Rio Grande do Sul to Take New Directions to Become Self-Sufficient in Ethanol Production with Installation of New BSBIOS Plant

New Plant of the Company BSBIOS Will Make Rio Grande do Sul Self-Sufficient in Ethanol Production. With the Installation of the Factory and the New Plant, the City Will Become Independent in Product Manufacturing and Will Also Bring the Generation of Thousands of Jobs.

BSBIOS Aims to Bring the Municipality Back to Its Roots with New Ethanol Plant

The Company’s Expectation Is to Use Wheat as a Fuel Source for Ethanol Production

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Rio Grande do Sul to Take New Directions to Become Self-Sufficient in Ethanol Production with Installation of New BSBIOS Plant

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