Objectives 

Environmental:

• Reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. through the replacement of fossil-based plastic resins with renewable alternatives.

• Promoting the circular economy, using a product 100% recyclable and with a smaller carbon footprint.

• Contribute to national climate goals (NDCs) and commitments made in Paris Agreement.

• Avoid direct emissions (scopes 1 and 2) through the use of renewable raw materials.

Economic and productive:

• Strengthen the national bioeconomy and generate added value for the sugarcane supply chain.

• Expand exports e attract international investments in innovation and industrial sustainability.

• Developing new resins and renewable applications., with expansion targets up to 2030.

• Consolidate the Brazil as a global leader in biopolymers..

Results

• Continuous operation since 2010, with expansion planned for 275,000 tons/year until 2026.

• Cumulative avoidance of more than 8 million tons of CO₂, with a projection of 10 million tons avoided by 2030 (scopes 1 and 2).

• Environmental certifications: ISCC, Bonsucro and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in accordance with standards ISO 14040/44.

• Current annual capacity: 275,000 tons of green polyethylene.

• Emissions inventories (2018–2020): 769,000 tCO₂e (AR4/IPCC methodology).

• Expansion planned until 2050, in line with the global goal of replacing up to 20% of conventional plastics to bioplastics.

• Integration with sustainable agriculture: Crop rotation and preservation of biomes (Cerrado, Amazon, Pantanal and Atlantic Forest).

• Measurable and replicable climate impact on an international scale.