Forno Port in Arraial do Cabo, Rio de Janeiro, Cleared for Operations

Enterprise Receives Authorization from Ibama, Focusing on the Oil and Gas Sector, Boosting Employment Optimism in Arraial do Cabo, Northern Rio de Janeiro

After a one-year embargo, Ibama has lifted the operations at Porto do Forno in Arraial do Cabo (RJ), which has its main focus on Oil and Gas.
The embargo was lifted after an inspection, with Ibama verifying that all the environmental licensing conditions for the port were being met, opting for release despite some pending issues in Arraial do Cabo.

Task Force for the Release

The parties responsible for implementing the Basic Environmental Programs (PBAs) were Firjan, through the Senai Institute of Environmental Technology, and the Municipal Port Administration Company (Comap), which were outlined in the license but had not yet been executed.

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With support from UFF (Federal Fluminense University), which resolved outstanding issues related to Ibama’s licensing, including monitoring work, the environmental program was consolidated.

The president of Firjan in Leste Fluminense, Luiz Césio Caetano, spoke about the economic importance of Porto do Forno and the impact of its shutdown, as it was a significant job creator, not only for the city of Arraial do Cabo but also for the entire lakes region.

“A public port that is closed causes enormous damage because it does not serve just the city or municipality but the entire region. There is a loss of jobs, income, and tax revenue, and, of course, there is a direct impact on all its users who had to operate elsewhere,”

However, the port must resolve outstanding issues with the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) and the Federal Revenue Service, as without these clearances the port cannot receive cargo, whether from abroad or national.

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