Once operational in 2026, APM Terminals Suape will be Brazil's first fully electric general cargo and container terminal. A EUR 300 million investment will result in a state-of-the-art terminal that will lift the standard of responsibility and connectivity in the Northeast of Brazil, increase capacity at the port by 55%, and provide import and export customers with a cost-effective solution. Learn more...
APM Terminals and DP World provide port industry stakeholders with a clear roadmap for electrifying port operations within 2-8 years, through conclusive research into battery-electric container handling equipment (CHE).
Read moreThis week, APM Terminals Suape received approval from Brazil’s National Waterway Transport Agency to change its cargo profile, enabling the terminal to operate containerized cargo and expand the area to be used by the terminal.
Read moreNew container and general cargo terminal is expected to generate 1,600 jobs and bring more competition to the region.
Read moreThe Suape Port Complex is the main port in the North and Northeast of Brazil for moving vehicles and containers. It’s offers access to an expanding industrial and producer market and has the potential to be a “hub” for the Northeast.
In support of APM Terminals industry-leading global ambition to be net zero by 2040, all equipment and vehicles will be electric. Support infrastructure will be based on best-practice within APM Terminals. The quay will be equipped with infrastructure for power installations such as Shore Power.
The terminal will employ the latest in digital and automated technology, including Optical Character Recognition and Equipment Sensors to support real-time data sharing, and increased efficiency. The gate will be fully automated and combined with a Truck Appointment System for the fastest truck turn times.
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