Petrobras, Mitsui and Camargo Correa form JV for ethanol pipeline in Brazil

In Brazil, Petrobras, Mitsui and Camargo Correa have established a joint venture to finance and construct the ethanol pipeline between Senador Canedo and Paulínia, and the section that connects the Tietê-Paraná Waterway to the Paulínia Terminal.

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