Projects for Hydrogen Production and Other Renewable Matrices at the Suape Port Complex Were Topics at Intermodal 2023

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/03/2023 at 10:48

Updated on 02/03/2023 at 20:28

Roberto Gusmão e Fabrizio Pierdomenico, Aloísio Sobreira, | Por Marcio Guiot

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Expo São Paulo Hosts the Largest Logistics, Intralogistics, Multimodal Cargo Handling, and Transportation Technology Fair in Latin America Until March 2.

On the first day of Intermodal South America, on Tuesday, directors of the Suape Port Industrial Complex and representatives from business groups visited the booth of the Pernambuco state-owned company to discuss future projects for the study and production of green hydrogen and other renewable energies.

The São Paulo Expo gathers over 500 national and international brands from the logistics, intralogistics, multimodal cargo handling, and transportation technology sectors. The organization expects 40,000 people to attend by Thursday (2).

Technology to Support These Renewable Projects at Suape

With cutting-edge technology, Suape and its partners from the Port of Recife and the Pernambuco Agency for Economic Development (Adepe) showcased the economic potential and the ESG Agenda (environmental, social, and governance management) of the pier when the fair opened to the public at 2 PM.

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Suape Stands Out as One of Brazil’s Most Important Ports

The administration highlights that the Suape Port Industrial Complex is the fifth public port in the country in cargo movement and is the national leader in both cabotage navigation and liquid bulk handling (17.8 million tons, or 72.1% of the total handled in 2022) (16.5 million tons). It recently ended Petrobras’ monopoly on offshore ship fueling.

Some discussions focused on the planned programs to investigate and create green hydrogen at the Suape Complex. Representatives from the Maritime Guide Portal, an organization specialized in promoting and managing renewable energy matrix topics, were present, along with representatives from various business groups interested in learning about the initiatives developed by the Pernambuco state-owned company, such as the TechHub Suape, which facilitates the implementation of new projects focused on the generation, distribution, storage, and management of green hydrogen (H2V). CTG Brasil, one of the leading sustainable energy generation companies in the country, will invest around R$ 45 million in the TechHub, which is being launched in partnership with Senai-PE.

A Bit About the Projects to Be Installed at Suape

The interim Director of Environment and Sustainability, Rafaella Viana, emphasizes that “in addition to the TechHub, Suape is prospecting an investment that could reach R$ 22.5 billion” through the installation of four sets of water electrolyzers in areas located in the complex, in four implementation phases. She believes this project has the potential to become the second largest in the state’s history.

Gasoline is considered environmentally friendly because the facility that produces it uses only renewable energy. It is estimated that 2,900 people will be employed during the construction of the plant,” she continues.

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The executive secretaries of the Ministry of Ports and Airports, Roberto Gusmão and Fabrizio Pierdomenico, along with federal deputy Fernando Monteiro and the coordinator of Northeast Export (linked to the Brazil Export Forum), Aloísio Sobreira, were present at the booth and were welcomed by Marcio Guiot and the interim directors Nilson Monteiro, Alexandre Reis, and Rafaella Viana. The business agenda extended into the early evening and will continue this Wednesday (1), starting at 2 PM, the second to last day of Intermodal. The state-owned booth is located at Rua G, number 44.

Projects for Hydrogen Production and Other Renewable Matrices at the Suape Port Complex Were Topics at Intermodal 2023

Expo São Paulo Hosts the Largest Logistics, Intralogistics, Multimodal Cargo Handling, and Transportation Technology Fair in Latin America Until March 2.

Technology to Support These Renewable Projects at Suape

Suape Stands Out as One of Brazil’s Most Important Ports

A Bit About the Projects to Be Installed at Suape

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Projects for Hydrogen Production and Other Renewable Matrices at the Suape Port Complex Were Topics at Intermodal 2023

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Technology to Support These Renewable Projects at Suape

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Seen from space, an image taken by an astronaut shows in Argentine Patagonia the exact point where a colossal glacier, a turquoise-blue lake, and a greenish arm of water meet, creating one of the rarest and most impressive landscapes in the region.

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