ICN (Itaguaí Construções Navais) delivered the first Riachuelo Class submarine to the Brazilian Navy. The Weapons Show Ceremony was held this past Thursday, 01/09, after an extensive and rigorous testing schedule was completed to ensure the completion of this highly complex project.
After winning an international public bid that began in January of this year, OEC signed on Wednesday (September 1st) a contract with Angola's state-owned oil company, Sonangol, to build the Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal, located about 60 kilometers north of the capital, Luanda. The work will include the conclusion of the Refined Products Storage Park and the construction of a ship docking dock, infrastructures considered indispensable for the expansion of the import capacity, export and storage of petroleum products in the country.
OEC has just delivered two important transport and logistics infrastructure projects in Miami, Florida (USA). At the Miami International Airport, the passenger sector was improved with new structures for handling luggage. In the Port of Miami, a new structure that allows the use of cranes will optimize (increase) 40% of the container handling and storage capacity.
With the conclusion of the 2nd Generation Unit, the thermoelectric plant now serves about 30% of the country's current energy demand, with a total generation capacity of 720 MW. The 1st Generation Unit of the Plant has been operating at full load (375 MW) since October 2019.
With the conclusion of the 2nd Generation Unit, the thermoelectric plant now serves about 30% of the country's current energy demand, with a total generation capacity of 720 MW. The 1st Generation Unit of the Plant has been operating at full load (375 MW) since October 2019.
On July 22, OEC – Odebrecht Engineering & Construction, through the BH Health Concessionaire, signed a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) contract with the City of Belo Horizonte and began the construction of 40 health centers in the capital of Minas Gerais, an investment of approximately R$ 215 million. The first unit should be ready by December this year.
On July 6th, Laúca Hydroelectric Plant’s fifth generator initiated commercial operation, reaching a capacity of 1,670 MW. With this installed capacity, Laúca surpasses the sum of Capanda (520 MW) and Cambambe (960 MW), until recently the main hydroelectric power plants of Angola.
The Unit I of the Punta Catalina Thermoelectric Plant, in the Dominican Republic, was synchronized and began to inject 36.5 megawatts (MW) into the national electricity system on Wednesday, February 27.
The Unit I of the Punta Catalina Thermoelectric Plant, in the Dominican Republic, was synchronized and began to inject 36.5 megawatts (MW) into the national electricity system on Wednesday, February 27.
