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Porto de Açu (Terminal de Granéis)

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Porto de Açu is the largest private deep-water industrial port complex in Latin America, located in the North of Rio de Janeiro State. Founded in 2014, the port currently hosts 30 companies and 11 private terminals. It focuses on sustainable growth and plans to expand mining and oil & gas activities, advance renewable energy projects, and accelerate low carbon industrialization. The port offers cargo handling services for solid, bulk, liquid, and general cargo, as well as terminal development and facilities for agribusiness and power transformation industries. Porto de Açu adheres to international ESG best practices and operates the Caruara Reserve, the largest restinga private reserve in Brazil.

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