Rio de Janeiro Seeks To Charge Vale Fees To Enhance Railway Logistics To Açu Port

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Published on 25/01/2021 at 17:24

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Government of Rio de Janeiro Wants to Improve Logistics and Wants the Vitória-Minas Railway to Reach the Port of Açu

Thinking about a logistical development to capitalize its economy, the state of Rio de Janeiro wants the Vitória-Minas railway to reach the port of Açu, in the northern Fluminense region. To this end, the Department of Transportation will propose to the federal government that the funds that Vale had to spend on the early concession of the Carajás and Vitória-Minas Railways be used for this project.

Production Outflow:

According to the state government, the Port of Açu will have a significant impact on the outflow of agricultural production from Embrapa in the central-east region, which includes areas of Minas Gerais and Goiás.

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The secretary stated that “the Port of Tubarão (ES) faces constant congestion, leading ships to wait 17 days to dock, increasing costs for transporting goods.”

Delmo also emphasized that, according to the research conducted, the Port of Açu is developing energy projects for natural gas power generation, which could lead to local fertilizer production, impacting the railway system to ensure freight in the region and the evolution of agricultural products exported.

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Another action by the government of Rio de Janeiro wishes to expand the railway logistics in the state and seeks federal government assistance for MRS Logística in its initial renewal project, including the implementation of a rail branch between the city of Nova Iguaçu and the Petrochemical Complex of Comperj, located in Itaboraí.

Pinho added that “this is the most important moment in 30 years for the infrastructure of the State of Rio, which will define our future. We must invest in what is structural.”

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