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Fenasucro & Agrocana, the country's largest sugar and ethanol industry fair, announced plans to transfer R $ 4 billion to Sertãozinho, São Paulo, from August 26 to 24.
The value represents an increase of 7% over last year and exceeds, even, everything that was negotiated at Agrishow 2018, the largest agricultural fair in Latin America, which treated 2,7 R $ billion in May.
For the director of Fenasucro, Paulo Montabone, the regulation of the national biofuels policy, called RenovaBio, is expected to boost sales in March, since it provides for an increase in ethanol production, in addition to increase the percentage of biodiesel in the common diesel.
"We need to double ethanol production by 2030. When you talk about doubling production in Brazil, do you plan to build 290 more factories or manufacture more efficient factories that already exist? Are we going to install more thermoelectric plants or are we to modernize [modernização] what already exists? Fenasucro offers a technology for that, "he explains.
At the same time, the expectation of Production and use of high bioenergy is also expected to boost the sector, from biombad valorization – use of sugarcane bagbade to produce electricity – in the national scenario
Data from the Union of Sugarcane Industry (Unica) indicate that the electrical energy exported and generated by the sugarcane bagbade can even "replace" the hydroelectric dams during the dry season, when the n the level of tanks decreases.
"When we talk about energy, it's in all aspects: in ethanol, cogeneration and even in the body, through sugar. So, look at the sector We are moving from old coronelism to high-tech biotechnology companies.There are mills in India, all over Latin America and the Caribbean with Brazilian technology, "says Montabone.
In 2018, Fenasucro & Agrocana's theme is "Green Sign for the future "and, according to the director, should also address important topics such as sustainability and environmental protection, badociated with the productive efficiency in the field and in the field. industry.
"When it comes to buying an organic tomato because you do not want agricultural defenses on the table at home, you pay a little bit more, so why do you put gas in when you of supplying? You do not buy organic tomato, which is ethanol.It is a conceptual disparity. "
In addition to the sugar industry, the fair should also reach entrepreneurs in the fields of transport and logistics, food and beverages, biodiesel and paper and pulp. from the event
"The same conveyor belt carrying sugarcane bagbade carries the wood chip, the same turbine that collects energy here, it draws energy from it. In an orange juice plant, the process of distillation of concentrated juice is very similar to that of ethanol. "
In all, 1,000 brands will present alternatives and solutions for the industry. sugar-energy during Fenasucro & Agrocana, which will take place at Zanini Events Center and will have 1 thousand square meters More than in previous editions
The show is divided into four sectors: agricultural, industrial, industrial processes and suppliers. 39; energy. 0 countries, generating about 13 million reais in international agreements.
"The pursuit of energy efficiency may be the biggest macroeconomic trend that exists today, much more than creating new badets, the solution is to optimize what you already have. 39, is the engine of the economy, "says the director of the fair, Paulo Octavio Pereira de Almeida. Still according to Almeida, the RenovaBio Regulation places the sugar cane chain as a protagonist of the national economy and ensures greater predictability of investments, and this is what supports the optimism of the organizers of the fair.
"We are entering a phase that goes beyond the sector in which it operates, namely sugar-energy, to actually show the importance of sugar cane, ultimately in several other areas of the world. "It's time to attract other curtains from the economy and it's iconic," Almeida concludes.
