Deputy Gains Governor's Support for Construction of Macaé Port Terminal

Deputy Gains Governor’s Support for Construction of Macaé Port Terminal

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 17/05/2019 at 18:05

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Support from the Highest State Authority Is Strategy to Revoke the Injunction That Suspended the Environmental License of the Project in Macaé

The highest authorities of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Governor Wilson Witzel and Vice Governor Cláudio Castro received yesterday (05/16) at the Guanabara Palace, State Deputy Chico Machado (PSD) and the president of the Macaé Port Terminal (TEPOR), Dr. Fabiano Crespo.
The purpose of the visit was to gain the governor’s support regarding the revocation of the injunction that suspends the environmental license for the start of construction of TEPOR.

On Wednesday (05/15), the deputy had already defended before the parliamentarians of Alerj the importance of constructing the Macaé Port Terminal.
The deputy explained all the anxiety that the people not only of Macaé, but also of neighboring cities, have for the beginning of the construction activities of Tepor.

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The Injunction

It is worth noting that in December of last year, a São Paulo NGO called Ama Brasil won in court an injunction that suspended the licensing process of the port with Ibama and Inea.
The Deputy’s intention is to gain political support to prevent this action from hindering the generation of 10,000 jobs and the arrival of future investments for the city of Macaé and the region.

Governor Wilson Witzel had already declared support for the project , placing the project as a priority for his government, stating: “This is an investment of about 5 billion dollars, generating 10,000 jobs during the construction phase and a significant and important movement of new companies and investments for Macaé and the region. They are trying to hinder this investment and the development of the State of Rio, but we will not let that happen.
TEPOR will be beneficial for jobs in the city and region, beneficial for state revenues, and surely, it will be a key piece for the recovery of Rio de Janeiro in the national economy.”

The Tepor of Macaé, in addition to providing logistical support for the Oil and Gas industry, will serve as a fuel storage terminal and as a Natural Gas Processing plant, with a processing capacity of 60 million m³/day.

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Deputy Gains Governor’s Support for Construction of Macaé Port Terminal

Support from the Highest State Authority Is Strategy to Revoke the Injunction That Suspended the Environmental License of the Project in Macaé

The Injunction

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The Injunction

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