Acelen and Bunker One Intensify Activities at Itaqui Port

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Published on 25/09/2023 at 17:37

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In a global scenario where exports and the energy sector are growing exponentially, Acelen, the leading bunker-producing refinery in Brazil, and Bunker One, renowned in the maritime fuel trade, celebrate a strategic partnership. The focus? To solidify a unique supply operation at external anchorage in the country.

Redefining Supply

The innovation will be implemented at the Port of Itaqui, located in the Bay of São Marcos (MA), a key region for global trade, especially in iron and soybean exports. This new supply point is a game changer in serving various vessels and routes, including connections between Europe and the United States.

The operation consists of supplying ships directly from a tanker, eliminating the need for internal anchorage. This translates into savings in time and money, as ships can be refueled while waiting for their turn to operate internally. The efficiency of the system allows for up to two vessels to be served daily.

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Enhancing the Port of Itaqui

With an average growth of 9% per year over the last five years, the Port of Itaqui is about to see its capacity enhanced with the offering of this new supply method. According to Cristiano da Costa from Acelen, the partnership increases Brazil’s competitiveness as a supply hub.

The new approach not only optimizes waiting time but also reduces costs and fees. For long-haul and cabotage vessels, the option is even more advantageous, as they can choose to refuel exclusively on site, as explained by Fillippe Fernandez from Bunker One Brazil.

Ensuring excellence in practices, the operation will be managed by Nova Offshore, part of Bunker One. The company has chartered a highly equipped tanker, with a crew capable of executing this type of supply with maximum safety.

Acelen and Bunker One also conducted two in-depth studies on operations at Itaqui, considering meteorological and oceanic variables to ensure a top-tier supply standard.

Acelen: a leader in energy and engaged in Brazil’s energy transition, Acelen invests in modernization and sustainability. Its commitment is reflected in initiatives such as reducing its carbon footprint and projects that promote training and innovation. Learn more at acelen.com.

Bunker One: Part of the Bunker Holding group, Bunker One is a heavyweight in the global maritime fuel market. Operating in 32 countries, it offers local expertise with global reach. Discover more at bunkerone.com.

Source: Andrea Freitas

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