Works at the port of Imetame, in Aracruz (ES), will generate 650 job opportunities. Around BRL 1 billion in investments is foreseen in the project

Yesterday (08/06) Imetame Logística Porto received authorization to install the port terminal in Aracruz, Espírito Santo. The works will generate many jobs!

Yesterday, Imetame Logística Porto received authorization to install the port terminal in an area in Aracruz, Espírito Santo. Even without defining a date for the beginning of the works, the company informed that the construction should create around 650 direct jobs, destined primarily to workers from Aracruz and region, in addition to 300 indirect ones. See also: With an initial contribution of R$ 180 million, Imetame's thermoelectric plant in Bahia will be the first carbon neutral UTE in Brazil

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Investments by Imeteme, in Espírito Santo

In the port terminal, investments of R$ 1 billion are estimated for the conclusion of the construction. According to the company, the works will take place in two stages, with the forecast for completion of the first stage, which includes the movement of containers and general cargo, in three years.

The port of Imetame, in Espírito Santo, will use an area of ​​1.032.639,20 m², located on the Tancredo Neves Highway (ES-010), in Barra do Riacho. The company will annually pay the Federal Government the amount of R$ 4.127.665,41, divided into 12 monthly installments, with readjustments every 12 months, based on the Extended National Consumer Price Index (IPCA).

See also: Imetame may have discovered oil in a well in the onshore part of the Espírito Santo Basin

Imetame notified the National Petroleum Agency (ANP), informing that within the ES-T-441 block, located in the onshore part of the Espírito Santo Basin, there are indications of oil in the Tune prospect.

The new oil discovery news from Imetame is proof of that. The ES-T-441 block, where there are signs of oil, was acquired by the company in 2018, which paid an estimated signing bonus of R$ 1 million. In November 2020, EnP acquired 50% of this and four more onshore oil exploration blocks in the Espírito Santo Basin.

Both on land and at sea, exploration in Espírito Santo has been gaining momentum in 2021. In mid-April 20, in partnership with EnP, Imetame began drilling an onshore oil well in the Tune prospect. According to the CEO of EnP, Márcio Felix, “The drilling of an onshore pioneer well always brings expectations of good discoveries”.

Exploration of oil wells in Brazil

Earlier this month, it was Recôncavo Energia's turn to notify the ANP about the discovery of signs of oil in the onshore well 1-FFL-1-BA, located in the Recôncavo Basin. The first exploratory period for this well will be valid until June 17th. The second will have an exploration period until June 2023.

In April, Petrobras started a new exploration campaign off the coast of Espírito Santo. On April 06, drilling of an oil well began in the offshore block ES-M-669, which was acquired by the company in the 11th Bidding Round, in 2013, by the ANP. Petrobras operates in the area with a 40% stake in partnership with Total and Equinor.