Vibra Energy Makes Historic Shift, Enters Natural Gas Sector, Becomes a Public Company, and Prioritizes Renewable Energy Sources as Main Energy Matrix

Written by Sabrina Moreira Paes

Published on 06/06/2022 at 17:26

Updated on 06/06/2022 at 17:31

Vibra expande seu ramo de atuação com nova contratação de CEO | Foto: Vibra Energia

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Former BR Distributor Is Now Called Vibra Energia and Is Now a Publicly Traded Company Working with Natural Gas

The large Vibra Energia, formerly BR Distribuidora, is now set to soar to even greater heights in 2022, entering the natural gas segment and becoming a publicly traded company. This is because, starting in March 2021, Wilson Ferreira Júnior took over the company as CEO and initiated a major restructuring. In addition to these aspects, Wilson also aims to bring renewable energy sources to make up the majority of the company’s energy matrix.

Now, the company aims for a low-carbon economy and natural gas, and for that, it has an administrative council composed of Sergio Rial, Walter Schalka, and Nildemar Secches, all with extensive experience in the role of CEO of large corporations. Vibra Energia already has more than 18,000 client companies, over 8,000 fuel stations, and 30 million monthly consumers.

Learn More About Vibra Energia’s Plans with the Video Below

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The Company Is Adding Layers to Its Structure with Joint Venture Incorporation and Partnerships to Overcome Challenges

As the company seeks rapid and effective advancement, it has established partnerships to operate in new segments and engage in joint ventures. Among the main joint ventures, Vibra Energia collaborates with Americanas (convenience stores), Copersucar (ethanol), Zeg Biogas (biomethane), and BBF (green diesel).

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Natural Gas and Ethanol Are the Missing Pieces to Cover All Renewable Energy Sources to Supply Customers

About 90% of Vibra Energia’s customers use fuel oil or diesel, and over the years, they will tend to seek liquefied natural gas (LNG) or electricity. Currently, natural gas is still sourced from oil.

However, the company aims to identify a competitive origin for the molecule, linked to hydrogen as an alternative for the energy matrix. Additionally, the partnership with Comerc may contribute to the transition, as it has a calculation of 2,000 megawatts in solar and wind energy projects.

Brazil ranks second in the world in ethanol production, and gasoline is already blended at 27%. The Vibra Energia team believes that ethanol can also be the key and that by 2030, Brazil will have around 30% of electric and hybrid cars, and for that reason, it will invest in this sector.

The Climate Agenda Is a Focus of Vibra Energia in the Coming Years

According to the CEO, the goal of Vibra Energia for the coming years is to invest in electromobility, encouraging the consumption of green diesel instead of conventional fuel by more than 18,000 consuming companies. Additionally, the aim is to invest in biomethane for terrestrial transportation and sustainable fuel for aviation.

Furthermore, he stated that the expectation is that this new system of renewable energy sources will have full demand by 2030. After all, the mobility market is still transitioning from fossil fuels to other clean sources. However, the company will facilitate this transition and support potential customers.

Vibra Energy Makes Historic Shift, Enters Natural Gas Sector, Becomes a Public Company, and Prioritizes Renewable Energy Sources as Main Energy Matrix

Former BR Distributor Is Now Called Vibra Energia and Is Now a Publicly Traded Company Working with Natural Gas

Learn More About Vibra Energia’s Plans with the Video Below

The Company Is Adding Layers to Its Structure with Joint Venture Incorporation and Partnerships to Overcome Challenges

Natural Gas and Ethanol Are the Missing Pieces to Cover All Renewable Energy Sources to Supply Customers

The Climate Agenda Is a Focus of Vibra Energia in the Coming Years

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Vibra Energy Makes Historic Shift, Enters Natural Gas Sector, Becomes a Public Company, and Prioritizes Renewable Energy Sources as Main Energy Matrix

Former BR Distributor Is Now Called Vibra Energia and Is Now a Publicly Traded Company Working with Natural Gas

Learn More About Vibra Energia’s Plans with the Video Below

The Company Is Adding Layers to Its Structure with Joint Venture Incorporation and Partnerships to Overcome Challenges

Natural Gas and Ethanol Are the Missing Pieces to Cover All Renewable Energy Sources to Supply Customers

The Climate Agenda Is a Focus of Vibra Energia in the Coming Years

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