Clean Energy: 6 Wind Turbine Blades, Each 67 Meters Long and Weighing 16 Tons, Arrive at Santos Brasil in Special Operation in São Paulo State

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 13/04/2023 at 11:45

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The Receipt of Material for Clean Wind Power Generation Was Made at Santos Brasil’s Logistics Terminal

The company Santos Brasil received at the end of February, at its Logistics Terminal Saboó, in São Paulo, in the city of Santos, 6 blades intended for wind power generation, which are 67 meters long and weigh 16 tons. The material for wind power generation came from China, shipped on the vessel “Caspian Harmony”, with a final destination in Bolivia, according to the website “Portos e Navios”.

The unloading of the wind power generation material, in the State of São Paulo, at Santos Brasil, took place at the end of February, and all the logistics for transporting the cargo were designed and prepared to receive the shipment from China with large dimensions.

To unload the wind blades, various equipment was used, such as two cranes on the deck of the ship, which were used mainly to ensure that the unloading of the material was done as efficiently as possible, all previously validated by safety teams and also by specialists in the field in Brazil and the cargo representative.

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Of the Six Blades Received by Santos Brasil, Three Will Generate Wind Power in Bolivia

Of the cargo of blades for wind power generation received by Santos Brasil, part will be allocated to a wind power generation company in Bolivia, three of these blades will be delivered to it. The other three blades will be stored at Santos Brasil to later generate wind power in Brazil.

These operations carried out at Santos Brasil’s terminal reinforce the company’s presence in the port of Santos, where it operates Tecon Santos and TEV, the vehicle terminal, operating with two bonded terminals.

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For this Wednesday (04/05), the Chinese multinational Sinoma Blade is eyeing the Brazilian market to boost its activities in the renewable sector. According to the Bahia Communication Secretariat (Secom), the company confirmed its intention to install a new blade factory for wind power production in Camaçari, Bahia. The project could bring significant benefits to the economy and industrial development of the northeastern state.

Sinoma Blade, the world’s largest manufacturer of blades used to produce wind power, confirmed its interest in developing a project to set up a factory in the city of Camaçari, Bahia. Read more by clicking HERE.

Clean Energy: 6 Wind Turbine Blades, Each 67 Meters Long and Weighing 16 Tons, Arrive at Santos Brasil in Special Operation in São Paulo State

The Receipt of Material for Clean Wind Power Generation Was Made at Santos Brasil’s Logistics Terminal

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