Rio De Janeiro — Brazilian state-run oil giant Petrobras is mulling building a petrochemical plant at its Boaventura Energy Complex, an executive said on Friday, as the firm officially inaugurated the complex previously known as Gaslub in Rio de Janeiro.“We are discussing a petrochemical plant at Gaslub,” Petrobras’ Industrial Processes head William Franca said. “Our CEO’s guidance is to speed up projects to make Petrobras more profitable and meet its social function.”
Reporting by Rodrigo Viga Gaier; Editing by Sarah Morland – Reuters
