Prumo Logística and TotalEnergies Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Support Wind Energy Projects at Açu Port

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Published on 18/11/2022 at 10:40

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The Initiative of Both Companies Aims to Leverage the Potential of the Açu Port for Wind Power Generation, Expanding the Renewable Market. Prumo Logística Will Provide Logistical Support to the Projects Developed by TotalEnergies in the Complex.

Last Thursday, (11/17), marked a new significant partnership in the renewable energy market in Brazil. TotalEnergies joined Prumo Logística to sign a memorandum of understanding that promises to expand wind energy production at Açu Port, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The energy company will receive logistical support from Prumo to ensure that wind energy projects develop as efficiently as possible.

TotalEnergies Will Initiate Feasibility Studies for Wind Energy Projects Installation at Açu Port with Logistical Support from Prumo Logística

The company Prumo Logística, a holding controlled by EIG and responsible for the development of Açu Port, is targeting the renewable energy market to expand resource production in the port complex.

Now, it has partnered with TotalEnergies for the development of a partnership aimed at providing logistical support for wind energy projects in the port territory.

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Prumo Logística States That Açu Port is the Best Place to Develop Wind Energy Projects and Expects Great Results from the Business

Prumo Logística continues to expand its presence in the port sector with new significant projects for the market.

Speaking about the partnership with TotalEnergies, Rogério Zampronha, CEO of Prumo Logística, explains that “The partnership with TotalEnergies confirms that Açu Port is the ideal partner in southeastern Brazil for the development of offshore wind. We are the best location for establishing logistical bases for companies that want to manufacture, produce, and operate with competitive advantage.”

He also emphasized that Açu Port is currently seeking new factory installations that could contribute to the projects.

As a result, the location will solidify in the national market as a true hub for wind energy production.

The coast of Açu Port already has 33GW of offshore wind projects in licensing at Ibama.

Thus, TotalEnergies’ projects will come to complement this relevance in the renewable scenario and expand it.

Prumo Logística and TotalEnergies Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Support Wind Energy Projects at Açu Port

The Initiative of Both Companies Aims to Leverage the Potential of the Açu Port for Wind Power Generation, Expanding the Renewable Market. Prumo Logística Will Provide Logistical Support to the Projects Developed by TotalEnergies in the Complex.

TotalEnergies Will Initiate Feasibility Studies for Wind Energy Projects Installation at Açu Port with Logistical Support from Prumo Logística

Prumo Logística States That Açu Port is the Best Place to Develop Wind Energy Projects and Expects Great Results from the Business

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Prumo Logística and TotalEnergies Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Support Wind Energy Projects at Açu Port

The Initiative of Both Companies Aims to Leverage the Potential of the Açu Port for Wind Power Generation, Expanding the Renewable Market. Prumo Logística Will Provide Logistical Support to the Projects Developed by TotalEnergies in the Complex.

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