Imbituba Port Completes Infrastructure Project to Replace Power Grid with R$ 3.3 Million Investment

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 23/04/2022 at 12:33

Updated on 24/04/2022 at 20:54

Porto de Imbituba passa por período de obras e melhorias em sua infraestrutura e rede de energia. Foto: Comunicação Social SCPar Porto de Imbituba

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After a Total Investment of R$ 3.3 Million in the Energy Network Replacement Project, the Port of Imbituba Completes the Works and Now Has a Much More Suitable Infrastructure for Loading and Storage Operations on Site

Throughout the past week, the final stages of the infrastructure works at the Port of Imbituba for the energy network replacement were completed and this past Wednesday (04/20), the administration of the site commented on the investment of R$ 3.3 million that was made in the project, stating that this was another step taken for internal improvements focused on enhancing the quality of the site.

A Total of R$ 3.3 Million in Investment Was Applied to the Infrastructure Works for the Energy Network Replacement at the Port of Imbituba Over the Past Few Months

Located in the southern region of the state of Santa Catarina, the Port of Imbituba is highly important for the movement and storage of cargo in the state and is now investing in infrastructure improvements for these operations. Thus, the administration of the site made an investment of R$ 3.3 million for the replacement of the entire energy network of the complex, after more than 20 years without maintenance performed on the port system.

Now, with the completion of the local infrastructure works, the new network includes approximately 7 km of high-voltage lines, with 25 km of underground cabling, in addition to 170 fiberglass poles, which are lighter and more durable. Furthermore, the entire energy system is designed to withstand high winds, saltwater exposure, and other common issues related to cargo movement operations on site, ensuring more efficiency in these activities.

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Energy Network Replacement at the Port Is Just the First Step in the Infrastructure Works Plan to Be Carried Out Throughout 2022

The Port of Imbituba is in a wave of investment in infrastructure works and improvements for cargo movement operations and, since 2018, has been focusing on the initiative. Thus, the CEO of SCPAR Porto de Imbituba, Fábio Riera, commented on the completed infrastructure works already this month and stated, “This investment was vital to provide users of the Port of Imbituba with reliability and continuity in power supply, with an adequate structure and updated technology to the best standards of sustainability and energy efficiency.”

Now, in addition to the reformulation of the entire energy system with the local works, the port administration is looking towards renewable sources for a healthier supply and, during the next week, will launch a bidding process for a solar energy system, to be installed in about 830 m² of rooftop areas of the Port facilities, a structure that will contribute 15% of the current electricity consumption.

Thus, the Port of Imbituba continues its efforts for better port infrastructure and moves forward to become even more efficient in its operations, focusing on expansion within the national port sector.

Imbituba Port Completes Infrastructure Project to Replace Power Grid with R$ 3.3 Million Investment

After a Total Investment of R$ 3.3 Million in the Energy Network Replacement Project, the Port of Imbituba Completes the Works and Now Has a Much More Suitable Infrastructure for Loading and Storage Operations on Site

A Total of R$ 3.3 Million in Investment Was Applied to the Infrastructure Works for the Energy Network Replacement at the Port of Imbituba Over the Past Few Months

Energy Network Replacement at the Port Is Just the First Step in the Infrastructure Works Plan to Be Carried Out Throughout 2022

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Imbituba Port Completes Infrastructure Project to Replace Power Grid with R$ 3.3 Million Investment

After a Total Investment of R$ 3.3 Million in the Energy Network Replacement Project, the Port of Imbituba Completes the Works and Now Has a Much More Suitable Infrastructure for Loading and Storage Operations on Site

A Total of R$ 3.3 Million in Investment Was Applied to the Infrastructure Works for the Energy Network Replacement at the Port of Imbituba Over the Past Few Months

Energy Network Replacement at the Port Is Just the First Step in the Infrastructure Works Plan to Be Carried Out Throughout 2022

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