Tenenge Attends the 20th Edition of Rio Oil & Gas

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/09/2022 at 16:04

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The Company Has a History of Important Projects Delivered in Its Nearly 70 Years of Existence

To showcase the differentials of its portfolio aimed at the industrial market, Tenenge will be present at another edition of Rio Oil & Gas, in Rio de Janeiro (RJ), considered the largest fair in the sector in Latin America. The event will take place from September 26 to 29, at the Boulevard Olímpico, located in the port area of the state capital and is expected to receive more than 40,000 participants over the four days.

Throughout its history, the company has carried out 18 thermal power plants responsible for generating more than 6,000 MW of energy for all of Brazil, 16 chemical and petrochemical plants, nine paper and pulp plants, over 5,000 kilometers of gas pipelines, in addition to maritime works, platforms and offshore services and bioenergy plants. The company has proprietary technology for planning and executing projects, the SGP (Project Management System), composed of various tools developed in-house over more than 2,000 projects completed.

At its booth located at Warehouse IBP, No. L15, the company will present its recognized technical capacity and excellence in environmental management and workplace safety in the execution of industrial projects in the oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical, paper and pulp, and energy sectors, whose project complexities require high specialization to ensure predictability and efficiency. The space will also include a section dedicated to the Enseada complex, a project also from the Novonor Group, located in Bahia, which serves as a hub for naval, industrial, and port-logistics solutions.

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“We have a broad portfolio of solutions for this market, with differentials in innovation, robustness, efficiency, and all the expertise that Tenenge has accumulated over its 67 years of history, contributing to strategic projects for Brazil’s growth,” says Mauricio Almeida, Director of Industrial Plants at Tenenge.

Learning – One of the pieces of equipment that Tenenge will bring to the 20th edition of Rio Oil & Gas is the simulator of a hydraulic excavator (EC210B from Volvo). The equipment, used to accelerate the learning process on construction sites, has assisted in performing relevant tasks safely and economically and will be used in the works of section 5 of the Sertão Canal, in Alagoas.

Throughout the fair, there will be specialized technical assistance from the teams and the participation of Tenenge and Enseada in the Business Round of the National Organization of the Oil Industry (ONIP). On September 27 (Tuesday), the boards of Tenenge and Enseada will host a reception cocktail for guests from 5 PM to 8 PM. Other companies from the Novonor group, such as Braskem (Warehouse IBP, J42) and Ocyan (Warehouse 3, B31) will also have exclusive booths at the event.

Currently, Tenenge is executing the expansion project of the Green Ethylene plant for Braskem, in Rio Grande do Sul; the project for the closure of the combined cycle of the Santa Cruz Thermal Power Plant, in Rio de Janeiro, for Furnas; and the construction of the South Gas Terminal for New Fortress Energy, in Santa Catarina; industrial maintenance for Acelen in Bahia and Braskem in the states of Alagoas, Bahia, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Rio Grande do Sul. In addition, it is involved in the procurement of materials for the construction of the Oceânico Terminal of Barra do Dande, in Angola, a project by Sonangol.

About Tenenge – Founded in the 1950s and nationally recognized for its expertise in executing large industrial projects, Tenenge is back. Acquired by OEC in 1986 with the incorporation of its portfolio of important works developed over more than three decades, the company returns to the market to contribute to Brazil’s industrial development.

The company focuses on the construction and industrial assembly market, especially in the sectors of oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical, paper and pulp, steelmaking, decarbonization, and energy, whose project complexities require high specialization to ensure predictability, efficiency, and safety in project outcomes.

More information at https://www.tenenge.com.br/pt-br

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Tenenge at Rio Oil & Gas 2022

Date: September 26 to 29
Cocktail: September 27, starting at 5 PM
Hours: from 12 PM to 8 PM
Location: Warehouse IBP, 1st floor
Booth: L15

Tenenge at the ONIP Business Round

Date: September 29
Hours: from 3 PM to 7 PM
Location: Pavilion 6 – Utopia

More information about the 20th edition of Rio Oil & Gas can be found at https://www.riooilgas.com.br/

Tenenge Attends the 20th Edition of Rio Oil & Gas

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Tenenge at Rio Oil & Gas 2022

Tenenge at the ONIP Business Round

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