Wilson Sons Exchanges Barge at Tecon Santa Clara and Increases Operational Capacity of Transport

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 09/07/2022 at 14:38

Fonte: TECON/DIVULGAÇÃO

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After the exchange of the barge Trevo Roxo for the Guaíba, Wilson Sons significantly expanded the operational capacity of Tecon Santa Clara and plans to expand transport operations at the terminal.

The maritime logistics company Wilson Sons completed the exchange of the barge Trevo Roxo for the Guaíba at Tecon Santa Clara, in Rio Grande do Sul, in June, presenting a greater operational capacity at the terminal. According to available data up to this Saturday (07/09), the company managed to increase transport capacity at the site by about 33% and now intends to take advantage of the new vessel, with even better infrastructure, to expand its presence in the port sector of southern Brazil.

Operational Transport Capacity at Tecon Santa Clara Increases After Barge Exchange by Wilson Sons

Aiming to enhance its presence in the port sector and in transport business in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Wilson Sons conducted an operation at Tecon Santa Clara and increased the terminal’s operational capacity by 33%. To achieve this, the company exchanged the barge known as Trevo Roxo for the newly arrived Guaíba, thus expanding capacity from 120 TEUs to 160 TEUs with the new vessel.

The company ensures a good port relationship through Tecon Santa Clara, operating the facility for 5 years, and during this year of 2022, reached the milestone of 220,000 TEUs transported on the waterway. In addition, the good quality and growth in the capacity of operational transport earned the company a Portos + Brasil 2021 award, held by the Ministry of Infrastructure to recognize the best port complexes across Brazil.

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Tecon Santa Clara Has Been Expanding Its Operational Capacity in Transport Activities and Investments by Wilson Sons Are Essential for Results

The start of transport operations at Tecon Santa Clara took place during the year 2016 when Wilson Sons and Braskem reactivated Pier IV of the terminal and resumed cargo transport along the Rio Jacuí, between Triunfo and the Porto do Rio Grande, and the terminal has been growing significantly since then.

Tecon Santa Clara began its activities with just one barge and now has two vessels that already serve more than 130 clients, thus ensuring a good presence in the port segment of Rio Grande do Sul.

Among the various products transported through Tecon Santa Clara, the main ones are resins, wood, frozen chicken, rubber, parts and pieces, and household utensils. In addition, the main destination or departure routes include the cities of Farroupilha, Carlos Barbosa, Garibaldi, Caxias do Sul, Veranópolis, Cruz Alta, Lajeado, Taquari, and Serafina Corrêa, which are essential for the terminal to continue expanding its operations.

Learn More About Wilson Sons

Wilson Sons is the largest integrated logistics operations company in the port sector in the world and operates in the segments of cargo transport, as well as in the oil and gas sectors. Currently, the company has 80 tugboats that make up the largest and most powerful fleet in the country, in addition to 23 offshore support vessels registered under the Brazilian flag.

Wilson Sons Exchanges Barge at Tecon Santa Clara and Increases Operational Capacity of Transport

After the exchange of the barge Trevo Roxo for the Guaíba, Wilson Sons significantly expanded the operational capacity of Tecon Santa Clara and plans to expand transport operations at the terminal.

Operational Transport Capacity at Tecon Santa Clara Increases After Barge Exchange by Wilson Sons

Tecon Santa Clara Has Been Expanding Its Operational Capacity in Transport Activities and Investments by Wilson Sons Are Essential for Results

Learn More About Wilson Sons

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Wilson Sons Exchanges Barge at Tecon Santa Clara and Increases Operational Capacity of Transport

After the exchange of the barge Trevo Roxo for the Guaíba, Wilson Sons significantly expanded the operational capacity of Tecon Santa Clara and plans to expand transport operations at the terminal.

Operational Transport Capacity at Tecon Santa Clara Increases After Barge Exchange by Wilson Sons

Tecon Santa Clara Has Been Expanding Its Operational Capacity in Transport Activities and Investments by Wilson Sons Are Essential for Results

Learn More About Wilson Sons

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