Santa Adélia Plant Secures R$ 100 Million Financing From BNDES for Biofuel Production Unit in Jaboticabal, SP

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/05/2021 at 14:06

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BNDES – National Bank for Economic and Social Development – approved the first operation of the BNDES RenovaBio Program, worth R$ 100 million for Santa Adélia Plant, in the state of São Paulo. The funds from the financing made by the plant with BNDES will be allocated to the group’s biofuels production unit, located in Jaboticabal.

São Paulo Plant is the First Project in the BNDES RenovaBio Program

The BNDES RenovaBio program involves financial credit aligned with ESG criteria (which considers environmental, social, and corporate governance aspects), aimed at stimulating the reduction of carbon emissions (in plants, for example) through the use of fuels. The financial support from the National Bank for Economic and Social Development in this line is part of the RenovaBio program from the MME – Ministry of Mines and Energy.

The BNDES financing will support the company’s efforts to improve its efficiency, and if successful in this task, BNDES will reward it with reductions in the loan cost (in BNDES’s basic spread). If the company is disqualified from the RenovaBio Program, it will face penalties in the form of increased rates.

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Financing Conducted in the State of São Paulo

The funds from the financing conducted by the plant with BNDES will be directed to the biofuels production unit, located in Jaboticabal, in the interior of São Paulo state. The amount of the loan approved for Santa Adélia Plant is the maximum allowed per company in this line. In cases where the same company has more than one plant in the program, the total amount can reach R$ 200 million.

The RenovaBio program provides discounts on financing interest rates if the company meets the CO² emission reduction targets set in the program.

About the Plant: Santa Adélia Plant was founded in 1937, has 3,800 employees, and is considered a medium-sized enterprise. In addition to ethanol and sugar, the plant also produces 58.8 MWh of energy per ton of sugarcane exported.

Santa Adélia Plant Has Many Job Opportunities in São Paulo

Santa Adélia Plant has many job opportunities available for its two units in Pereira Barreto and Jaboticabal, both in the state of São Paulo. The opportunities are for professionals with elementary, high school, technical, and higher education. The open positions at the plant include stock clerk, boiler maker, electrician, mechanic, driver, operator, bricklayer, welder, technician, among other opportunities.

Check the job opportunities at the plant in São Paulo:

Stock Clerk I;
Senior Infrastructure Analyst;
Junior Human Resources Analyst – Attraction and Selection;
Project Analyst;
Agricultural Assistant – Irrigation;
Automotive Maintenance Assistant;
Industrial Maintenance Assistant;
Restaurant Assistant;
Plant Health Assistant;
Automotive Maintenance Assistant – Washer;
Industrial Civil Firefighter;
Tyre Technician II;
Industrial Boiler Maker III – Talent Pool;
Automotive Boiler Maker/Welder II – Tractors;
Agricultural Coordinator;
Cook;
Automotive Electrician;
Fuel Attendant;
SSMA Manager;
Agricultural Leader;
Automotive Mechanic II;
Automotive Mechanic III – Trucks;
Industrial Mechanic I;
Industrial Mechanic II;
Driver I;
Driver II;
Driver II – Herbicide;
Driver III;
Boiler Operator II;
Agricultural Machinery Operator II;
Agricultural Machinery Operator II;
Industrial Welder III – Talent Pool;
Safety Supervisor;
Senior Safety Technician;
Trainee at Santa Adélia Plant.

Those interested in applying for any of the job opportunities above at the Plant, just click here. We wish good luck to everyone!

It is important to note that CPG is not responsible for the job openings and future opportunities at Santa Adélia Plant intended for the state of São Paulo. Job opportunities are external and can be filled at any time. Please check if the positions are still available at the time of application. If they are, do not hesitate to apply.

Santa Adélia Plant Secures R$ 100 Million Financing From BNDES for Biofuel Production Unit in Jaboticabal, SP

São Paulo Plant is the First Project in the BNDES RenovaBio Program

Financing Conducted in the State of São Paulo

Santa Adélia Plant Has Many Job Opportunities in São Paulo

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Santa Adélia Plant Secures R$ 100 Million Financing From BNDES for Biofuel Production Unit in Jaboticabal, SP

Santa Adélia Plant, in the State of São Paulo, Obtained 100 Million Reais in Loans from BNDES – National Bank for Economic and Social Development

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