Transforming Lubricating Oil Into Value: Circular Experience of Lwart Environmental Solutions at FENABRAVE 2024.

Lwart Environmental Solutions Presents Its Circular Economy Case of OLUC at FENABRAVE 2024, Highlighting the Company’s Reach and Foreign Currency Savings.

Lwart Environmental Solutions presents its circular economy case at FENABRAVE 2024, highlighting the company’s efficiency and waste reduction. The event contributes to the discussion of innovative strategies aimed at prolonging the life cycle of resources used in the automotive industry, promoting more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.

In the context of the largest Vehicle Distribution event in Latin America, Lwart’s circular economy case will gain visibility, emphasizing the importance of economic circularity in environmental preservation. FENABRAVE 2024, to be held on August 21 and 22 at São Paulo Expo, will also address other actions that foster a sustainable economic cycle, valuing initiatives that prioritize innovation and sustainability within the automotive sector.

Organized by the National Federation of Automotive Vehicle Distribution, the event brings together various representatives from the automotive sector and serves as a content acquisition center, in addition to being a hub for generating business and solutions for dealers and suppliers in the sector.

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The Importance of Circular Economy in the Automotive Sector

Since the largest generation of Used or Contaminated Lubricating Oil – OLUC, occurs in the event’s target segment, Lwart Environmental Solutions will be present to promote greater awareness about the proper disposal of this waste among participating companies.

A 100% Brazilian company, Lwart brings to FENABRAVE a practical example of circular economy involving OLUC, a waste with highly polluting potential if improperly disposed of. Lwart is the only company in Latin America to rerun OLUC and produce Group II base oils, which are recognized for their high purity and quality.

Lwart: Leader in OLUC Recycling Economy in National Territory

Additionally, Lwart holds the largest market share in the national collection of OLUC, with significant coverage across Brazil, including numerous dealerships that will also be present at FENABRAVE.

The importance of the company’s reach in collection reflects on the environmental impact of OLUC, as, according to AMBIOLUC, a representative entity in the sector, ‘one liter of used lubricating oil can contaminate 1 million liters of water’, denoting a severe environmental impact due to its high capacity to contaminate soil, water, and air.

‘Lwart will be at FENABRAVE showcasing its expertise in transforming used oil back into pure base oil, adopting exemplary circular economy practices and demonstrating the positive impact on sustainability. Our results highlight the benefits that OLUC circularity brings to the environment’, comments Rodrigo Maia, Director of Collection and Logistics at Lwart Environmental Solutions.

Impressive Results and Impact on Foreign Currency Savings

In 2023, the company’s production reached 176 million liters of GII base oils, marking a 5.3% increase compared to the previous year, this being the largest recorded mark by the company, which holds a 44.9% market share among rerunners, according to ANP. This production volume comes from the 222 million liters of OLUC collected in 2023, representing a record for Lwart. This performance means removing a hazardous waste from circulation, highly polluting, and reintroducing it into the production chain, generating value and meeting the needs of the national market, which still relies on imports.

Lwart Environmental Solutions increased the volume of OLUC collected by 19% compared to 2022, attributing this growth to intensified collection operations in 2023. It is worth noting that rerunning contributes to reducing imports of this mineral oil, ensuring annual foreign currency savings for Brazil, strengthening the Brazilian manufacturing industry, generating jobs, and encouraging sustainable development.

Regulation and Compliance with the Law

Brazilian legislation stipulates that all OLUC must be collected and destined for recycling through rerunning and categorically prohibits the use of the waste as fuel, disposal for burning, or for any other purpose.

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Event: 32nd edition of Congress & ExpoFenabrave
Dates: August 21 and 22, 2024
Location: São Paulo Expo – Highway of Immigrants, km 1.5
Lwart Stand: H60

Resolution Conama n. 362/2005, received by the National Solid Waste Policy (Law n. 12.305/2010) and regulated by Federal Decree n. 7.404/2010, along with Resolutions from the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) n. 19 and 20, both from 2009, and the Petroleum Law (Law n. 9.478/1997), govern the process.

About Lwart Environmental Solutions

A 100% Brazilian company, Lwart Environmental Solutions is the national leader in the collection and rerunning of used or contaminated lubricating oil, being the only producer in Latin America of high-performance base oils (Group II), derived from used lubricating oil.

Lwart, which merges transformation and sustainability in its DNA, also collects, disposes of, and transforms various types of commercial and industrial solid waste. The company has two plants: one in Lençóis Paulista (SP) for the production of high-performance base oil from used lubricating oil, and another in Piracicaba (SP) specialized in solid waste, as well as 18 collection centers spread across Brazil, serving about 45,000 customers annually. More information at www.lwart.com.br.

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Transforming Lubricating Oil Into Value: Circular Experience of Lwart Environmental Solutions at FENABRAVE 2024.

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