Wilson Sons Adopts Renewable Energy at Offshore Base and Reduces Carbon Emissions in Guanabara Bay

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 23/06/2025 at 16:01

Updated on 23/06/2025 at 19:14

Wilson Sons adota energia renovável em base offshore no Rio, elimina 22 toneladas de CO₂ por ano e reforça eficiência e compromisso ambiental. Fonte: Wilson Sons

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Wilson Sons Adopts Renewable Energy at Offshore Base in Rio, Eliminating 22 Tons of CO₂ Annually and Reinforcing Efficiency and Environmental Commitment.

Wilson Sons began operating this month with 100% renewable energy at its Offshore Support Base in Guanabara Bay. The initiative is already resulting in the elimination of about 22 tons of CO₂ equivalent per year and a reduction in the use of fossil fuels. Sustainable electricity now powers all areas of the base, bringing environmental and economic gains for the company and its clients.

Renewable Energy Replaces Diesel and Optimizes Vessel Operations

By providing shore power for docked vessels, Wilson Sons allows these ships to turn off their own diesel generators.

This represents a reduction in operational costs and a significantly cleaner operation.

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Other Structures Strengthen Wilson Sons’ Presence in the Offshore Sector

In addition to the unit in Rio, Wilson Sons also operates a base in Niterói, with the advantage of being the only private terminals in Guanabara Bay with docking on both shores.

Another highlight is the Guaxindiba Pipe Park, located 20 km from the Niterói Base, which carries out storage and specialized services in an area of 63,000 m², including inspection and hydro-blasting of pipes with highly qualified teams.

With the implementation of renewable energy in its operations, Wilson Sons reinforces its role as a leader in sustainable logistical solutions in the maritime sector.

The energy transition in its bases represents a concrete step towards decarbonization and innovation in offshore support.

Wilson Sons demonstrates that it is possible to combine operational efficiency, cost reduction, and environmental commitment — a model that meets present demands and anticipates future needs.

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Wilson Sons Adopts Renewable Energy at Offshore Base and Reduces Carbon Emissions in Guanabara Bay

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