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Zelaya explained that after a coordination meeting between the sectors, the parties undertook “to carry out joint work to increase the volumes of purchase and sale between YPFB and the mills for the benefit of all. We have some issues to resolve, which must be analyzed in the next 15 days. A new addendum to the contract is expected to be signed until August”, he added.
For his part, Óscar Alberto Arnez, highest representative of the National Confederation of Cañeros de Bolivia (Concabol), stated that “we have seen the willingness of YPFB and the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Energies, and we are ready to work these 15 days. There will also be an addendum to the contract for the 100 million liters until December ”.
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Bolivia will build ecological diesel and biodiesel plants to reduce imports of liquid fuels, Hydrocarbon and Energy Minister Franklin Molina announced over this past weekend.
The official underlined that the goal was to further the industrialization process in order to, in turn, cut down both foreign trade expenditures and state subsidies. It is estimated Bolivia will spend between 1,000 and 1,200 million US dollars importing diesel in 2021 for domestic supply.
The ultimate target is to make way for the yielding of second-generation biofuels out of both urban waste and produce, added Molina, who also released details that indicated the biodiesel plant would start operations sometime in 2024 and its construction will cost around 279 million US dollars.