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Shell and Mitsubishi’s Thermoelectric Plant Works in Macaé Are in Full Swing

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/02/2019 at 10:16

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CLIMA Is Preparing the Ground for Implementing Thermoelectric Plants in Macaé That Will Be Managed by the Joint Venture Including Shell and Other Service Providers

The Logistical and Industrial Complex of Macaé (CLIMA) has kicked off, and the machines are already on site executing the work to prepare the location and the construction site. This venture involves the implementation of the Marlim Azul Thermoelectric Plant, which was estimated at 2 billion reais by the joint venture formed between the companies Mitsubishi, Pátria Investimentos, and Shell, as we published on February 12 here.

The State Institute of the Environment (Inea) issued the installation license for this project in Macaé in 2018, allowing the city hall to also deliberate on the permit.

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With this milestone, all speculation about the installation or not of the venture in the city starting today (22) “is put to rest,” the project has already begun to generate a new portfolio of gas fields in the municipality.

EBTE Engineering holds these 6 million acres under active licensing under its responsibility, because in addition to this project, there will also be the installation of 2 more thermoelectric plants, and a helipad for the boarding and disembarking of aircraft is also included.

After the ground preparation, effectively in March, the structural works of the thermoelectric plant in Macaé will begin, with an expected completion by December 31, 2021.

The gas produced by Shell will come from its assets in the Campos Basin. The company states in a note that the capacity for power generation could comfortably supply 12 million people.

This Venture Will “Pull” Others in Macaé

The start of machine operations also marks the feasibility of the construction of the Transportuária, a road that will connect RJ 168 (Estrada da Serra) to RJ 106, in the São José do Barreto stretch, cutting through the CLIMA land.

Through this new route, EBTE Engineering also facilitates the construction of Tepor – Port Terminal of Macaé, whose preliminary license should be issued by Inea in the coming

Stay tuned to Click Petróleo e Gás, we are already talking to some “directly connected” people in the sector. When there are mass hires for these ventures, we will notify you first. Enable notifications and follow us on social media to be informed.

Shell and Mitsubishi’s Thermoelectric Plant Works in Macaé Are in Full Swing

CLIMA Is Preparing the Ground for Implementing Thermoelectric Plants in Macaé That Will Be Managed by the Joint Venture Including Shell and Other Service Providers

Major Oil, Gas, and Energy Event Will Take Place in Brazil: Macaé Energy Will Gather Petrobras, Equinor, Prio, Among Other Suppliers and Energy Executives for Business, Networking, and Employment Opportunities

This Venture Will “Pull” Others in Macaé

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