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Every minute, humanity emits 48 thousand tons of CO2 into the atmosphere and we experience the consequences of this action every day.

Solving environmental problems or, better yet, preventing them, implies changes in our production and consumption model, taking charge of protecting various forms of life.

In this context, the development of biofuels constitutes an alternative to the use of fossil fuels such as coal, gas and oil.

The best energy is the one that is not produced

Rosario Bioenergy produces Biodiesel from raw materials obtained from agricultural production and the recycling of used vegetable oils.

Self-sustainability is the hallmark of Rosario Bioenergy: The plant self-generates its own electrical energy with biodiesel. The plant is designed as 100% ecological and is the only one in the country approved as an effluent.

Recycled vegetable oils, coming from both individuals and companies, are a problem for the environment when disposed of incorrectly. According to studies carried out, it was demonstrated that one liter of frying oil thrown into water contaminates the amount of water that a human being will consume for 14 years.

That is why at Rosario Bioenergy, the production of Biodiesel is obtained from soybean vegetable oil and recycled vegetable oil.

The notable investment of companies in technology and innovation, the significant scientific research in bioenergy, the growing demand for renewable fuels worldwide and the promotion of the activity by the National State make Argentina a favorable place for development of biofuels.

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Declaration of Principles

Rosario Bioenergy is a company formed by a group of people, brought together to produce biological, non-polluting liquid fuels, from raw materials obtained from agricultural production; those of us who wish to reflect our customs, ideals and individual convictions in our daily, personal and business activities, with the immediate goal of contributing to the construction of a better world for our children and all of humanity.
To achieve this ideal, starting from solid and strong ethical foundations, from the beginning the objective of developing and obtaining products of the best quality is established in each and every one of its stages, from primary agricultural production to the subsequent industrialization of raw materials; using advanced concepts, mechanisms and technological developments throughout the process that maintain and contribute to the improvement of the environment.
Rosario Bio Energy is a member of the Argentine Energy Chamber Renovables (http://www.argentinarenovables.org) and we are working together to guarantee sustainability in the Biodiesel production.

Goals

For the beginning of the first stage, it is planned to begin the production of Biodiesel from export-quality soybean oil supplied by one of the large oil companies installed in the Greater Rosario belt.

We are working together with the UNR (National University of the city of Rosario), the INTA (National Institute of Agricultural Technology), the CONICET (National Research Council Scientific and Technical Institutes of Argentina), and also other international science institutes, for the Production of second and third generation Biodiesel with derivatives of Jatropha and microalgae
RBE is actively working with both the Argentine Association of Biofuels and Hydrocarbons and the Argentine Chamber of Renewable Energy to carry out agreements with international certifying companies that wish to work on the certification of the life cycle of seeds used for the production of biofuels.
The main objective of this certification is to guarantee that the origin of the seed does not come from fields that have been cleared, thus adding to the environmental protection policy implemented by Argentina with the recent sanction of the Forest Law.
The production capacity of the first stage is 50,000 ton/year of biodiesel and 5000 ton/year of crude glycerin.

Plant

Argentina's grain production shows pronounced growth, especially in the last decade. Much of this growth finds an explanation in the exponential increase in the area dedicated to soybeans, which currently represents 60% of the area cultivated with grains, placing the project location area in the productive center with the highest yield, as can be seen in the map.
Due to the specific regulations of the activity, both fuel management and environmental and energy, the limited cost structure that leads to minimizing transportation costs (calculated at 4% of the production cost), the proximity to supply centers of oils and/or raw materials and accessibility to the main communication routes, the location in the Rosario department in the town of Roldán was chosen.
Specifically on the property of its industrial park given that it has basic services, strategic location (proximity to the Rosario-Córdoba, Rosario-Santa Fe and Rosario- Buenos Aires highways) in addition to tax promotion granted by the government of the Province of Santa Fe.
The size of the land is 4.5 hectares and they are located on land promoted for exclusive industrial use, which will allow, in the future and if necessary, their territorial expansion without the inconveniences and conflicts derived from settlements urban residential.

The importance of the region

  • It has an area of 582 km2.
  • It houses 1,230,000 inhabitants.
  • It concentrates 40% of the provincial population.
  • It generates 60% of Santa Fe’s gross product and 5% of the national one.
  • It concentrates 42.5% of the industrial establishments in the province.
  • It concentrates 53% of provincial employment.
  • It houses the main Argentine agro-export complex, through whose port terminals more than 70% of the country’s agro-industrial exports leave.
  • It sees around 2,000,000 trucks per year access its routes to unload at the ports of Gran Rosario.
  • It has a river front of 100 km on the Paraná River, with access to the sea with a guaranteed draft of 32 feet. It is connected by river to the north with the city of Santa Fe at 22 feet of guaranteed draft, and 10 feet from Santa Fe to the north. By having 3 interprovincial connections, the Rosario – Victoria Bridge, the Hernandarias Subfluvial Tunnel (Santa Fe – Paraná) and the Zárate Brazo Largo Bridge, it constitutes a center for cargo transfers in what is known as the Atlantic Pacific bioceanic corridor.

Contact Us

Ruta A012 KM 47,5

Roldán / Santa Fe / Argentina

E-Mail

info@rosariobioenergysa.com

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