Imbituba Port aims to invest R$ 50 million in construction projects by the end of 2024, with several initiatives already underway. The main project involves reconstructing Pier 3, requiring R$ 92 million, to enhance the port’s capacity for larger vessels and increase productivity with a new automated shiploader. The port’s goal is to improve operational efficiency, sustainability, and minimize docking wait times. Future investments will focus on connecting grain warehouses, dredging, and a new data center, which will be the first Tier 3 facility in a Brazilian port, enhancing security and data management. A solar energy system is also planned to supply 15% of the port’s electricity consumption, promoting sustainability.
Source: UniTVSC / Datamar News
PORT OF IMBITUBA PLANS BRL 50 MILLION IN INVESTMENTS BY END OF 2024
Published On - 26 de September de 2024