Green hydrogen corridor in Brazil opens

Stolthaven Terminals’ plan to explore a new green hydrogen storage terminal in Pecém Port, Brazil. The governments of Ceará State, Brazil and the Netherlands have officially launched a green hydrogen corridor between Pecém and Rotterdam. The corridor will create a direct transportation route between the two locations.

The Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte was in Pecém with the Governor of the State of Ceará, Elmano de Freitas officially announced the partnership on May 10. Stolthaven Terminals Brazil (pictured) was represented at the signing ceremony by Commercial Manager, André Ravara (pictured far left with Pecém Complex Operations Vice President, Fabio Grandchamp and Executive Director of Engineering, Fábio Abreu).

Last year, Stolthaven Terminals signed an memorandum of understanding with the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex to investigate a new storage terminal providing storage and handling services for green hydrogen and associated products.