Ternium Brazil And Gás Verde Establish Revolutionary Partnership For Biogas Supply

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Published on 02/06/2023 at 12:33

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New Biofuel Agreement Confirms Company Commitment to Sustainability and Innovation

The renowned Ternium Brazil, a leader in flat steel production in Latin America, together with Gás Verde, the largest producer of biomethane in the region, recently announced a new and promising partnership for the supply of biomethane. The announcement took place during a meeting at the industrial center of Santa Cruz, located in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro.

The Power of Biomethane: A 100% Renewable Fuel

Biomethane is a fully renewable energy source capable of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by an impressive 99.9%. Produced from biogas generated from landfill waste, this fuel has the potential to be used in industrial production processes and to fuel vehicles. It emerges as a viable and sustainable alternative to diesel, LPG, fuel oil, natural gas, and gasoline.

Innovation as the Key to Sustainability

Marcelo Chara, CEO of Ternium Brazil, highlighted that “Ternium believes that sustainability is the engine for development and innovation. In 2019, we were the first company to use biomethane in steel production. Now, with the new agreement, we reinforce our commitment to using waste gas that benefits companies, society, the environment, and the surrounding community.”

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Ternium and Biomethane: A Productive Partnership

The biomethane supplied by Gás Verde to Ternium Brazil is produced at the Seropédica Landfill (RJ), considered the largest in Latin America, and is effectively used in the steelmaker’s production process. Ternium leads the sector by being the first company in Latin America to incorporate biomethane into its production.

The Mission of Gás Verde in the Energy Transition

“Our mission is to help companies advance in their NetZero journeys. We are committed to the energy transition and are confident that biomethane is the most efficient option, eliminating the need for offsets, as it truly reduces companies’ emissions,” stated the CEO of Gás Verde, Marcel Jorand.

Getting to Know Ternium Brazil

Ternium Brazil is among the leaders in flat steel production in Latin America. Its plant, located in the industrial district of Santa Cruz, has been operating since 2017 and has the capacity to produce five million tons of steel plates per year. The company employs approximately 8,000 people, with over 60% residing in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro. Ternium invests over R＄ 10 million per year in the socioeconomic development of the region through social projects focused on education, directly benefiting more than 9,000 people.

Gás Verde and Its Contribution to a More Sustainable World

A leading producer in Latin America, Gás Verde produces and sells biomethane derived from landfill biogas. Starting in 2024, the company plans to produce green CO2, further contributing to sustainability. Gás Verde is part of the Urca Energia Group, a conglomerate investing in smart and sustainable energy, which also includes the companies Eva Energia, Urca Trading, and Urca Gás.

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