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Vallourec Will Be Present at Rio Oil & Gas 2022

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/09/2022 at 15:27

Updated on 26/09/2022 at 15:58

Rio Oil & Gas, Trade Fairs and Events

Fonte: Vallourec

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Company Will Present Innovative Solutions, Such as the Lowest CO2 Equivalent Emission Steel on the Market

The 20th edition of the largest oil and gas industry event in Latin America, Rio Oil & Gas, will feature the participation of Vallourec, which is among the world’s leaders in premium tubular solutions, primarily serving the energy markets (oil and gas, power generation).

From September 26 to 29, at the Boulevard Olímpico, possibilities to explore new paths in energy with innovation and sustainability will be discussed through a congress, exhibition, and parallel events. For the first time, the event will be in a hybrid format.

“Vallourec plays a strategic role in supplying essential sectors of the Brazilian and global economy, and our Group’s commitment is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2025, compared to 2017. During the four days of the event, we will showcase a selection of innovative solutions developed from the sustainable use of natural resources that produce the lowest CO2 equivalent emission steel on the market. As a result, we contribute to improving our clients’ performance concerning the sustainability of their businesses,” emphasizes Pierre d’Archemont, Senior Vice President of Vallourec South America.

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About Vallourec South America

In addition to its work with premium tubular solutions, particularly in the energy markets (oil and gas, power generation), Vallourec has experience extending to the industrial sector (including mechanical, automotive, and construction). With approximately 17,000 employees, integrated plants in over 20 countries, and an advanced research and development sector, the Company works alongside its clients to offer more than just pipes, but innovative, safe, competitive, and smart solutions to make all projects feasible.

In Brazil, Vallourec has eight units. In Minas Gerais, the Barreiro and Jeceaba units focus on the production of seamless steel pipes; the forestry unit is responsible for the production of charcoal that supplies the Blast Furnace of the pipe production units; and the Mining unit meets the internal iron ore supply needs.

The Company also has a Business unit in the state, providing administrative services. With production lines in Minas Gerais and São Paulo, Vallourec Tubos para Indústria (VTI) supplies seamless and non-seamless steel pipes and tubular solutions for the general industry, especially for the automotive, energy, machinery, and industrial equipment markets. In Rio de Janeiro, Vallourec Tubular Solutions (VTS) provides specialized services for the oil and gas sector. And in Espírito Santo, it offers anti-corrosive coating services.

Vallourec Will Be Present at Rio Oil & Gas 2022

Company Will Present Innovative Solutions, Such as the Lowest CO2 Equivalent Emission Steel on the Market

About Vallourec South America

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