In Partnership with Chinese Company CNOOC, Vast Infrastructure Conducts First Oil Transfer Operation at Açu Port

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Published on 20/06/2022 at 12:46

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Expanding Your Presence In The Oil And Gas Sector In Brazil, Logistics Company Vast Infrastructure Completed Its First Oil Transshipment Operation At The Açu Port With Chinese Company CNOOC.

Continuing its operational growth plan in the Carioca territory, Vast Infrastructure invested on Saturday, (06/18), in oil transshipment operations and recently completed its first operation of this kind with the Chinese company CNOOC at the Açu Port, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Thus, the logistics company reaffirms its presence in the complex to offer its services in the oil and gas segment.

First Oil Transshipment Operation Between Vast Infrastructure And Chinese CNOOC Completed At The Açu Port

As one of the largest references in the port logistics field within the oil and gas sector in Brazil, Vast Infrastructure has now achieved a new operational milestone, completing its first oil transshipment operation with the Chinese CNOOC at the Açu Port.

Transshipment is the process of transferring a shipment from one mode of transportation to another, commonly employed when one mode cannot be used for the entire journey, and it ensures much greater efficiency in the oil sector regarding the transportation of the commodity between ports.

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Vast Infrastructure Seeks To Continue Expanding Its Business Portfolio In The Oil And Gas Sector After Successful Transshipment Operation At The Açu Port

Vast Infrastructure underwent a brand overhaul in recent years, as it was previously called Açu Petróleo and did not have the same focus on the national market. After rebranding, the company is now looking to invest in oil and gas business to move not just oil, but also other resources in the segment.

Although the main focus remains on oil transshipment operations, the company is now opening doors for other business ventures in the field.

The company began its operations in 2016 and is the owner of the only private terminal in Brazil for oil transshipment in sheltered waters with the capacity to operate VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier) class vessels. It has a privileged location near the main oil-producing fields of the Campos and Santos basins, with licensing to handle more than 1.2 million barrels per day.

Thus, Vast Infrastructure’s presence in the oil and gas sector continues to expand, and after concluding the transshipment operation with CNOOC at the Açu Port, the logistics company is now seeking new contracts and business opportunities beyond oil in Brazil.

In Partnership with Chinese Company CNOOC, Vast Infrastructure Conducts First Oil Transfer Operation at Açu Port

Expanding Your Presence In The Oil And Gas Sector In Brazil, Logistics Company Vast Infrastructure Completed Its First Oil Transshipment Operation At The Açu Port With Chinese Company CNOOC.

First Oil Transshipment Operation Between Vast Infrastructure And Chinese CNOOC Completed At The Açu Port

Vast Infrastructure Seeks To Continue Expanding Its Business Portfolio In The Oil And Gas Sector After Successful Transshipment Operation At The Açu Port

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In Partnership with Chinese Company CNOOC, Vast Infrastructure Conducts First Oil Transfer Operation at Açu Port

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