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Atvos and Scania Brazil partner to modernize Atvos's truck fleet with biomethane fuel, reducing emissions and boosting renewable energy use through a new biomethane plant.

Atvos and Scania launched a biometane-fueled logistics fleet in Brazil to cut emissions and boost sustainable sugarcane transport.

Atvos partners with Scania to modernize its truck fleet with biometane fuel, boosting sustainability and cutting costs in sugarcane logistics.

Atvos is adopting biomethane-powered Scania trucks and building a biomethane plant to enhance sustainable, low-emission sugarcane transport.

Atvos and Scania launched a biomethane-powered logistics fleet in Brazil using sugarcane waste to cut emissions and boost sustainable agribusiness transport.

Atvos is adopting Scania biomethane trucks fueled by its own renewable gas to reduce carbon emissions in its logistics operations.

Atvos and Scania Brazil partnered to deploy biomethane trucks in Atvos's logistics, advancing sustainable sugarcane transport and energy self-sufficiency.

Atvos partnered with Scania to use biomethane trucks for sugarcane transport, boosting renewable energy use and cutting emissions in logistics.

Atvos is upgrading its logistics fleet with biometane trucks from Scania to cut emissions and boost efficiency, supported by its new biometane plant.

Atvos is deploying Scania biometane trucks fueled by its own renewable biometane from a new large-scale plant to reduce costs and maintenance in its sugarcane operations.

Significant investments in ethanol and biodiesel plants in Mato Grosso do Sul are expected to boost industrial GDP growth despite agribusiness slowdown.

Mato Grosso do Sul's ethanol and biodiesel industry is expanding rapidly with major investments from Oleoplan, Atvos, and others, boosting industrial GDP despite agricultural slowdown.

Atvos is enhancing workforce skills by training over 11,000 employees through a tailored learning program in partnership with Harven Agribusiness School, focusing on innovation and sustainability in sugarcane production.

Atvos launched Academia Agro to train over 11,000 employees in technical and innovative skills for the sugar-energy sector through personalized learning programs.

Atvos is enhancing workforce skills by partnering with Harven Agribusiness School to train over 11,000 employees in sustainable sugarcane and bioenergy production.

Atvos is offering over 40 internships in various engineering and business fields for 2019, focusing on clean energy and sustainable production.

Atvos invites startups and companies to submit innovative predictive automotive maintenance projects for pilot testing to improve biofuel production operations.

Atvos has digitized and automated its sugar and ethanol logistics to improve efficiency, safety, and traceability, supporting its sustainable biofuel production.

Atvos has digitized and automated its sugar and ethanol logistics to enhance efficiency, safety, and traceability, positioning logistics as a strategic competitive advantage.

Atvos and its technology director Cristiano Azeredo were recognized for leadership in digital transformation and sustainability in bioenergy at the Prêmio Visão Agro Brasil.