Cemvita to deploy industrial plant in Brazil

This sustainable oil will be used as feedstock for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production. The plant will also produce FermNPK™, a biofertilizer that supports regenerative agriculture.

Earlier in 2025, Cemvita announced a partnership with Be8, also located in Rio Grande do Sul, to strengthen the SAF value chain, reinforcing Be8's long-term goal to become a sustainable biofuel solutions provider.

The document formalises the company's intention to install a sustainable oil production facility in Rio Grande do Sul, consolidating the state as a global hub for innovation in the circular bioeconomy.

“Rio Grande do Sul takes another important step toward becoming a global reference in innovation and bioeconomy. This partnership with Cemvita reinforces our commitment to sustainability, the attraction of high-impact investments, and the creation of opportunities for the people of Rio Grande do Sul in strategic sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, and industry,” stated acting governor Gabriel Souza.

The facility will be used to produce low-carbon oil derived from crude glycerol, which will serve as feedstock for the production of SAF. The site will also produce a biofertilizer that supports regenerative agricultural practices.

The plant will be one of the first to operate at industrial scale using this bioconversion technology. The project represents a major technological leap that positions the state at the forefront of the energy transition, with direct impact on sectors such as aviation, agriculture, and renewable energy.

“Brazil, and especially Rio Grande do Sul, aligns with Cemvita’s strategic vision,” said Moji Karimi, CEO of Cemvita. “It offers the infrastructure, regulatory environment, and feedstocks needed to scale up our waste-to-value platform. We are excited to find public and private partners equally committed to driving a low-carbon transition.”

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