Ethanol pipeline to be built in Brazil
Oil producer Petrobras, construction firm Camargo Corrêa and Mitsui & Co. have secured a preliminary environmental license to construct an ethanol pipeline in Brazil.
Expected to cost $1.1 billion (€900 million) to build, the pipeline will be 337 miles (542km) long.
The pipeline will be ready for use by Q3 2011 and will connect mills located in the states of Minas Gerais and Sao Paulo to the Atlantic coast.
Expected to cost $1.1 billion (€900 million) to build, the pipeline will be 337 miles (542km) long.
The pipeline will be ready for use by Q3 2011 and will connect mills located in the states of Minas Gerais and Sao Paulo to the Atlantic coast.
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