Globalstar Brazil
Partners with Cisa Trading Bringing Asset
Management Solutions for the Oil and Gas Sector
in Brazil
April 14, 2021
Globalstar do Brasil Ltda.,
and Cisa Trading have partnered together to
bring asset management solutions to Brazil.
Already showing early
success, the partnership has delivered improved
operations within the supply and management of
one of the biggest oil and gas companies in the
world. As a requirement from the contractor, all
4,400 Cisa Trading containers require tracking
and monitoring via satellite technology as they
are moved in remote areas out of cellular
coverage.
Globalstar SmartOne Solar
devices were selected to meet operational
requirements. Powered by solar energy and with
ATEX, IECEx, IP68/69K and HERO certifications,
this powerful device can be operational for up
to 10 years with little to no maintenance,
bringing efficiency and cost reduction to
operations.
“The O&G sector is a very
concentrated and competitive vertical in Brazil.
We are excited to have the opportunity to
procure this business and confident the
partnership with Cisa Trading will deliver an
effective long-lasting solution to the
contractor,” said Juan Porras, General Manager
of Globalstar for Latin America. “This is just
one of many key steps in our company’s strategy
to expand our IoT business in key verticals
across the region and the globe.”
“For our company it was an
excellent opportunity to offer our client a
state-of-the-art solution for controlling the
location and movement of its assets, optimizing
the use of the equipment and interacting
proactively with its operational team. This
strategic alliance demonstrates the confidence
we have in the Brazilian oil and gas market and
in the potential of our client,” said Edward
Karic, Executive Director of Cisa Trading Oil
and Gas Division.
Brazil has become a
relevant global player in the production of
crude oil with increasing exports over the last
decade. The quality of the product has also
increased since the exploration of pre-salt
layer supplying a lighter oil which is used to
produce gasoline and diesel, some of the most
valued products. Brazil expects to be among the
six biggest oil crude exporters by 2030 which
will bring additional opportunities and
increased demand for various IoT solutions.