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China's rise in the global auto market: mass exports and a revolutionary fleet of gigantic ships capable of transporting up to 5.000 cars at a time

September 10, 2023 — Flavia Marinho

Automotivo, Electric Vehicles

Changes in the global oil market caused by geopolitical changes have been tracing new paths for the oil company. Petrobras is now investing in export strategies for its target markets, Europe and Asia.

Petrobras expands oil export strategies to global markets such as Europe and Asia

August 29, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Oil production on the rise consolidates Brazil among the world's leading exporters. It reached 3 million barrels per day in 2022, marking a great moment in the domestic market.

Oil production in Brazil grows and boosts exports to the international market

August 14, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Government of Ceará is negotiating a partnership with ApexBrasil to attract foreign investment aimed at the green hydrogen hub and the Export Processing Zone.

ApexBrasil teams up with the Government of Ceará to attract foreign investment to the green hydrogen hub and Export Processing Zone

February 3, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Renewable energy

cellulose startup export innovation Port of Santos

Innovative startup Hexagon.Pro moved 1 million tons of pulp per month in Brazil with logistics technology. The company has only been in existence for a year and has already been responsible for 85% of material exports from the Port of Santos.

December 1, 2022 — Sabrina Moreira Paes

Santos, export, oil

Port of Santos stands out in the export of inputs such as corn, sugar and cellulose and fuels such as diesel oil

September 17, 2022 — Roberta Souza

Industry, Shipping industry, Sea Freight

Aiming to expand the export market of goods in the national port sector, the new measures of the drawback regime in Brazil, altered by the Ministry of Economy, make the production of vessels for the international market more flexible.

Ministry of Economy makes changes to the drawback regime to stimulate production of vessels for export in the country

August 30, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry, Sea Freight

Santos, export, oil

Port of Santos stands out in the export of inputs such as corn, sugar and cellulose and fuels such as diesel oil

August 29, 2022 — Roberta Souza

Industry, Shipping industry, Sea Freight

Initial research into the viability of producing green hydrogen at the Port of Suape is already underway and the Chinese company CTG expects to start generating the resource in about 4 years, focusing on exporting local production.

Chinese company CTG intends to start production of green hydrogen at the Port of Suape within four years, focusing on exports

July 28, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Renewable energy

The area controlled by the Brazilian Air Force in the Port of Santos has a strong potential for handling solid and liquid bulk and, through the partnership with the BNDES, will be granted to the private market for the construction of a new cargo terminal.

Startup Hegaxon Pro develops software with participation in 85% of pulp export operations in the Port of Santos

July 21, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) has great projections for the Brazilian mining sector for the coming years, since the recently published decree that makes lithium exports more flexible in the country could help attract billionaire investments in Brazil.

After a decree that makes the export of lithium in Brazil more flexible, the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) projects investments of R$ 15 billion for the mining sector by 2030

July 12, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Mining

Porto Murtinho, in Mato Grosso do Sul, could be a strategic point on the Ocean Route and has been receiving several investments from the Government to increase its participation in the export and import corridor.

State Government will invest BRL 7,8 million to pave and widen the BR-267, aiming to make Porto Murtinho a focus in the import and export corridor

June 23, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Logistics and Transport