Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) in Brazil
Brazil’s Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor) has announced the creation of its first-ever Sustainability Policy. The policy, currently open for public consultation, sets the stage for a more environmentally responsible approach to the country’s air, port, and waterway transportation Read More …
Brazil is on track to significantly increase its ethanol production over the next decade, with estimates indicating that the ethanol supply of Brazil could reach 48 billion liters by 2034. This growth represents a 3.8% annual increase compared to 2022 Read More …
In a significant step toward green energy and sustainability, the Brazilian government has announced a new public call for business plans focused on the development of sustainable aviation and maritime fuels. The initiative, by various government ministries including Science, Technology, Read More …
Brazil has made a significant stride in sustainable aviation with the launch of its first plant for producing synthetic petroleum aimed at manufacturing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). This milestone, achieved at the Itaipu Binacional Biodigestion Unit in Foz do Iguaçu, Read More …
The Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor) has introduced a series of sustainability measures in ports, waterways, and the aviation sector to mark World Environment Day on June 5. These measures are part of MPor’s commitment to integrating environmental, social, Read More …
In a significant step toward sustainable aviation, the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies recently approved the “Fuel of the Future” bill, which will now be considered by the Federal Senate. A key component of this legislation is the establishment of the Read More …