Porto do Pecém Marks 24 Years with Record Investments and Sustainable Future Vision
The Porto do Pecém is undergoing a major expansion with over R$ 1.5 billion in investments planned through 2028. Key projects include new terminals for liquid bulk and liquefied petroleum gas, enhancing the port's capacity and strategic role in logistics and energy security.
The Porto do Pecém is entering a significant expansion phase, with investments exceeding R$ 1.5 billion projected until 2028. Notable projects include the Liquid Bulk Terminal with R$ 600 million investment set for operation in 2027, and the Integration Logistics Terminal linked to the Transnordestina Railway, costing R$ 1.3 billion and expected to commence in 2028, capable of handling 6 million tons in its first year.
AI-curated by TheiaAdditional developments include a R$ 1.04 billion Liquefied Petroleum Gas Terminal, operational by 2030, and the Jandaia thermal plant, with a projected investment of R$ 6.5 billion and operational by January 2030. The complex also aims to establish a Green Hydrogen Hub, attracting similar investments. The introduction of shore power technology positions the port as a pioneer in Brazil, significantly reducing emissions.
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