CBC Indústrias Pesadas, MHI Subsidiary in Brazil,

The boiler on order, which is specifically designed for biomass firing, has an evaporation capacity of 120 tons of steam per hour (rated). The boiler adopts CBC's proprietary bubbling fluidized bed (BFB) technology and enables high-efficiency combustion of biomass (woody) fuel components produced in association with pulp production: e.g., timber from forest thinning, bark and scrap wood. The order calls for CBC to supply not only the boiler but also peripheral equipment, including the combustion system and electrostatic precipitator. CBC will also handle transportation of the boiler and equipment, dispatch of instructors and test operation.

Brazil has the world's second-largest forest area after Russia. Benefitting from weather conditions supremely conducive to a high ratio of forest reproduction, the country has become a major producer of pulp, the raw material used to make paper.

CBC, which is based in Jundiai (Sao Paulo), is Brazil's largest boiler manufacturer. The company began production and supply of boilers in 1957. The boiler on order from Suzano will be its 101st unit in production. In recent years CBC has delivered many high-capacity, high-performance biomass boilers to the pulp and petrochemical industries, some with capacity to produce 150 tons of steam per hour. As a result of its outstanding track record in boiler deliveries - and their superlative performance – CBC has earned high credibility in the Brazilian market, a circumstance that the company believes resulted in the latest order.

Going forward CBC will continue to promote renewable energy utilization while simultaneously responding closely to the demands and requests of its customers.

From June 13 through 24, MHI introduces its diverse business operations and products contributing to the realization of a low-carbon society at the Rio+20 Japan Pavilion, a side event of Rio+20, the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development to take place in Rio de Janeiro from June 20. Through the exhibition MHI intends to proactively propose and promote ways of reducing environmental burdens around the world.