The project aims to replace the use of natural gas with biomass, as well as migrating from the captive energy market to the free market, using a 100% renewable energy source starting in 2024. At the end of this process of replacing the boilers, it is estimated that there will be a 60% reduction in direct emissions. The project therefore contributes to the company's overall goal of reducing direct emissions by 28% until 2030, with the aim of reducing the impact of operations on the environment. It also supports the development of the local economy by purchasing local biomass and increasing job creation in the region with the construction of these new boilers. At the unit in Cabo de Santo Agostinho (Pernambuco), energy is already generated from the biomass boiler. At the plant in Mogi Guaçu (São Paulo), the biomass boiler is scheduled to start up in August 2023 and in Balsa Nova (Paraná) in September 2023.