Transpetro bate recorde histórico nos terminais de Angra dos Reis e Suape movimentando 1,11 milhão de toneladas de óleo combustível da Petrobras

Transpetro Achieves Historic Record at Angra dos Reis and Suape Terminals Handling 1.11 Million Tons of Petrobras Fuel Oil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/06/2020 at 13:26

Transpetro bate recorde histórico nos terminais de Angra dos Reis e Suape movimentando 1,11 milhão de toneladas de óleo combustível da Petrobras

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Transpetro Breaks Records Amid Pandemic, In May, The Company Transported 1.11 Million Tons Of Fuel Oil, Volume Exported By Petrobras

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Transpetro reports historic operational performance at the terminals of Angra dos Reis and Suape, moving 1.11 million tons of fuel oil from Petrobras in May. SHARING CONTRACTS GENERATED A PRODUCTION OF 56 THOUSAND BARRELS OF OIL IN APRIL

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The record for exports occurs during a challenging period for the global economy with reduced demand for oil and derivatives caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, surpassing the previous best result by 10%, achieved in February of this year.

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Transpetro Logistics Terminals

At Transpetro, fuel oil is exported from the terminals in Santos (SP), São Sebastião (SP), Ilha D’Água (RJ), Madre de Deus (BA), Suape (PE), and occasionally, Angra dos Reis (RJ). Santos, Ilha D’Água, and Madre de Deus are logistical options for this operation due to their proximity to the main producers of this derivative in the country: the refineries in the Vale do Paraíba (Revap/SP), the Planalto Paulista (Replan/SP), Duque de Caxias (Reduc/RJ), and Landulpho Alves (Rlam/BA).

The terminals of Transpetro in São Sebastião and Suape are authorized to handle fuel oils through transshipment operations (the product moves from one ship to another without using the tanks of the units), which allows for the export using larger capacity vessels.

The Suape Maritime Terminal, by the way, also set a record in product handling in the same month, with fuel oil being one of the main products on the list. It reached 2.2 million cubic meters, surpassing the previous record of 2.1 million cubic meters.

In Angra, the teams from the Terminal carried out operations for 41 ships, the highest number achieved in its 43 years of operations, ensuring the delivery of oil exported by Petrobras to countries like China and India.

Transpetro is a Brazilian company engaged in the transportation and logistics of fuels, operating in the import and export of oil and derivatives, gas, and ethanol.

Transpetro Achieves Historic Record at Angra dos Reis and Suape Terminals Handling 1.11 Million Tons of Petrobras Fuel Oil

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