More than 70 trucks use biomethane produced from sugarcane residues to transport sugar from mills in the interior of São Paulo to the Port of Santos. The initiative is part of the BioRota operation, developed by Copersucar, which aims to reduce fossil fuel consumption in cargo transport.
The project was presented by the company in May 2026, but trips began in April 2024. Until March 2026, the vehicles had traveled approximately 11 million kilometers and transported around 600 thousand tons of sugar. According to the company, the operation made it possible to replace approximately 5 million liters of diesel.
Sugarcane residues are transformed into…
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