In Rio de Janeiro, Porto Sudeste Conducts First Double Banking Operation

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/07/2022 at 14:50

Updated on 19/07/2022 at 16:04

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The Double Banking Operation Consists of the Transfer Between Moored Vessels, Side by Side, of Crude Oil Produced in Offshore Fields

The Porto Sudeste concluded its first liquid bulk operation (Double Banking) at the terminal on Tuesday (7/12). The transfer of 950MBbl (thousand barrels) of crude oil from the lightering vessel Live Knutsen to the exporter Moscow Spirit lasted about 24 hours. The process was monitored by the Brazilian Navy, the Captaincy of Ports Delegation of Itacuruçá, the Port Authority, and Customs of the Port of Itaguaí.

“The first operation was successful, efficient, and 100% operationally safe. We already have a pipeline for the coming months. This adds another portfolio of cargoes to the regional landscape, further establishing Porto Sudeste as a multi-cargo terminal. Nationally, it represents another logistics option for the country’s infrastructure. The next step is to increase our operations, making them relevant not only for the state of Rio de Janeiro but for all of Brazil,” commented Fabiana Durant, Liquid Bulk Operations Manager at Porto Sudeste.

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The double banking operation consists of the transfer between moored vessels, side by side, of crude oil produced in offshore fields, ensuring greater efficiency in the transportation of oil that is explored offshore. This avoids long vessel movements, promoting a reduction in operational costs.

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