Bunker One and Acelen Boost Maranhão's Economy with Vessel Fueling

Bunker One and Acelen Boost Maranhão’s Economy with Vessel Fueling

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Published on 26/12/2023 at 19:14

Foto: Daniella Bottino.

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Growth And Economic Impact In São Marcos Bay

The collaboration between Bunker One and Acelen in São Marcos Bay (MA) reaches a significant milestone in the first three months, with almost 50 large vessels refueled. This success signals the region’s potential for the maritime economy and state development. A 40% to 50% increase in refueling operations is expected for 2024, highlighting the strategic relevance of the partnership.

Flavio Ribeiro, CEO of Bunker One Brazil, emphasizes the geographical efficiency and anticipated growth for the coming year. “This strategic alliance with Acelen has allowed us to meet a growing and important demand in the region,” he states. For his part, Cristiano da Costa from Acelen highlights the ongoing and upward commitment of the operation, aiming to double the production allocated to bunker Brazil.

Innovation In Logistics And Local Impacts

Notably, the operation introduced the concept of ‘bunker-only calls’, where ships plan strategic stops in the region for refueling, representing 15% of the total volume. This logistical innovation allows for the supply of fuel without affecting loading and unloading operations, optimizing time and costs.

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About Bunker One

Bunker One, part of the Danish group Bunker Holding, is a global leader in the maritime fuel market, with a presence in 32 countries. In Brazil, the company stands out by controlling all stages of the operation, combining local expertise with global reach.

About Acelen

Acelen, owner of the Mataripe Refinery in Bahia, is a company focused on energy and sustainability, part of Mubadala Capital. Its goal is to be a key player in Brazil’s energy transition, prioritizing operational excellence and a sustainable future.

This article highlights the successful partnership between Bunker One and Acelen, showcasing its positive impact on Maranhão’s economy and the maritime sector. The collaboration not only promotes economic growth but also opens new possibilities for the vessel refueling sector, demonstrating innovation and commitment to sustainability.

Source: Daniella Bottino.

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