6 navios atracados no Porto do Açu e 3 operações simultâneas de transbordo foram destaques da Açu Petróleo em meio a pandemia

6 Ships Docked at Port of Açu and 3 Simultaneous Transshipment Operations Highlighted Açu Petróleo Amid the Pandemic

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/08/2020 at 21:05

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One of the Most Important Milestones for Açu Petróleo – 6 Vessels Docked at Its Terminal in the Port of Açu. At the North and Central berths, operations took place with VLCC-type vessels, while at the South berth, a Suezmax operation occurred.

‘’Once again, all three berths of our Terminal were occupied. However, this time, we conducted 3 simultaneous oil transshipment operations, with 6 vessels docked at our Terminal in the Port of Açu. Says the production leader.

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At the North and Central berths, operations took place with VLCC-type vessels, while at the South berth, a Suezmax operation occurred. This is undoubtedly a very important milestone for us! A robust infrastructure combined with the availability for transshipment operations are key factors for meeting the oil export market. Açu Petróleo thanks all our partners for their trust, who are also responsible for the success of these operations. Together we make it happen!’’

Açu Petróleo is the Only Private Oil and Gas Terminal in Brazil

That’s exactly what you just read, Açu Petróleo is the only private terminal in Brazil near the main Oil Exploration and Production Basins. The location of the Port of Açu as a whole is the differentiator for serving the national Oil & Gas market and the South Atlantic. Therefore, they are able to offer more agile logistics for their clients.

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Açu Petróleo at the Port of Açu Stands Out in the Oil Industry

Undeniably, Açu Petróleo at the Port of Açu is the result of a partnership between Prumo and Oiltanking, dedicated to providing safe, efficient, and sustainable oil handling infrastructure and services.

In summary, the company has been operating the oil terminal (T-OIL) at the Port of Açu since 2016, the largest port-industry complex in the country. Licensed to handle 1.2 million barrels per day and with a depth of 25 meters, T-OIL is the only private Brazilian terminal capable of receiving VLCC-class vessels. The terminal has a strategic location in the North of the State of Rio de Janeiro and also has an expansion plan that foresees the provision of storage, treatment, and mixing services for oil.

6 Ships Docked at Port of Açu and 3 Simultaneous Transshipment Operations Highlighted Açu Petróleo Amid the Pandemic

One of the Most Important Milestones for Açu Petróleo – 6 Vessels Docked at Its Terminal in the Port of Açu. At the North and Central berths, operations took place with VLCC-type vessels, while at the South berth, a Suezmax operation occurred.

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Açu Petróleo is the Only Private Oil and Gas Terminal in Brazil

Açu Petróleo at the Port of Açu Stands Out in the Oil Industry

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6 Ships Docked at Port of Açu and 3 Simultaneous Transshipment Operations Highlighted Açu Petróleo Amid the Pandemic

One of the Most Important Milestones for Açu Petróleo – 6 Vessels Docked at Its Terminal in the Port of Açu. At the North and Central berths, operations took place with VLCC-type vessels, while at the South berth, a Suezmax operation occurred.

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