The Pecém fuel terminal in Ceará will hold 240,000 cubic metres and cost US$124 million, changing how Brazil's Northeast is supplied.
Brazil · ENERGY
Key Facts
—Location The Pecém fuel terminal sits in São Gonçalo do Amarante, in Ceará state.
—Investment The declared cost is R$640 million, or about US$124 million at current rates.
—Capacity Projected storage is 240,000 cubic metres of petroleum products, biofuels and chemicals.
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