2018
DOI: 10.22167/r.ipecege.2018.2.77
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Evolução de indicadores industriais e custos de produção do setor sucroenergético

Abstract: IntroduçãoA contribuição do setor canavieiro para o agronegócio brasileiro tem se tornado cada vez mais representativa, sendo que a expansão da produção acirrou a concorrência entre as empresas, sendo necessário o desenvolvimento de competências para se destacar no mercado. Dessa forma, se fazem necessários sistemas produtivos eficientes, capazes de produzir mais com maior qualidade, empregando a menor quantidade possível de recursos produtivos.O desempenho de uma unidade produtiva sucroenergética pode ser ana… Show more

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“…Bigaton et al [12] and Bigaton et al [13] state that in the sugar ethanol energy sector, the land cost, whether leased or not, has been increased along last years, raising some concerns and warnings due effects suggesting that the discussion of optimized land use is coming. As has occurred in countries with agricultural expansion frontier limitations, the combined use of land for simultaneous agricultural and energy production will be soon included in the strategic discussion of agribusiness in Brazil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Bigaton et al [12] and Bigaton et al [13] state that in the sugar ethanol energy sector, the land cost, whether leased or not, has been increased along last years, raising some concerns and warnings due effects suggesting that the discussion of optimized land use is coming. As has occurred in countries with agricultural expansion frontier limitations, the combined use of land for simultaneous agricultural and energy production will be soon included in the strategic discussion of agribusiness in Brazil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is a common practice in Brazil that sugarcane mills and energy plants already have electricity thermal generation infrastructure by burning biomass and all the regulatory clearance to access the distribution grid network, and this cogeneration is the item that brings the greatest margin of financial return [13] . This fact suggests that if they have additional electrical cogeneration increased, higher returns may occur than those derived only from the biomass burning energy plants, due scale gains coming from synergistic effects of combined use.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%