Petrocity and Odebrecht Report Progress on the Espírito Santo Mega Port Project

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 31/05/2019 at 19:03

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Port Terminal of São Mateus (CPSM) in Espírito Santo Has Changes in the Project, and Petrocity and Odebrecht Show Optimism

As Click Petróleo e Gás reported on January 17, the contract between Petrocity Portos and Odebrecht for the construction of the Port Terminal of São Mateus, in Espírito Santo, was signed.
Since then, the project has evolved and gained modifications that, according to Odebrecht and Petrocity, will enable greater efficiency in operations.

Changes were made in logistics regarding the arrangement of the yards and in the suspended bridge of the port, which will now extend 1.8 km from the beach.
According to Petrocity’s president, José Roberto Barbosa da Silva, this change will favor cabotage in relation to cargo transshipment and was an implementation carried out in cooperation with Odebrecht.

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Environmental Licensing

To obtain the license and consequently the release for the start of construction, the CPSM is still awaiting the results of the analysis of the material submitted to the responsible agency.
All mobilization for the construction of the Mega Port of São Mateus will begin from there, Petrocity and Odebrecht assured.

Job Creation

The President of Petrocity stated that starting in July, they will begin to receive data and information about companies and professionals who wish to contribute to the project.

According to him, Augusto Coelho will handle the administrative aspect, and Odebrecht will manage the port, but he would like to involve other companies that wish to join Odebrecht and opened possibilities for companies from the northern and northwestern regions of Espírito Santo, eastern Minas Gerais, and southern Bahia.

Petrocity Portos has a link on its website for the ombudsman where interested parties can find information about the venture or even send their emails and addresses to participate in the project.

Petrocity and Odebrecht Report Progress on the Espírito Santo Mega Port Project

Port Terminal of São Mateus (CPSM) in Espírito Santo Has Changes in the Project, and Petrocity and Odebrecht Show Optimism

Environmental Licensing

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