Super Terminais has taken another step in its operational modernization program by incorporating three new electric cranes into its equipment fleet. The investment reinforces the terminal's cargo handling capacity and meets growing demand for more efficient and sustainable operations at the Port of Manaus.
The arrival of the new equipment is part of the company's strategy to expand operational productivity, reducing ship servicing times and increasing operational availability of berthing positions.
Beyond the capacity gains, the adoption of electric-powered equipment represents an important evolution in the terminal's environmental agenda. Compared to fossil fuel-powered machines, electric cranes contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, lower noise levels, and lower maintenance costs throughout the operational cycle.
The investment follows a trend observed in major international ports, where electrification of cargo handling equipment has been used as a tool to increase energy efficiency and meet decarbonization targets for port activities.
Located in a strategic position in the North Region, Super Terminais plays a fundamental role in Amazon logistics, concentrating operations in containers, general cargo, and special projects. Infrastructure strengthening expands the terminal's capacity to keep pace with regional trade growth and cabotage operations.
Industry experts assess that investments in automation, digitalization, and electrification will be increasingly critical for the competitiveness of Brazilian ports. Equipment fleet renewal enables productivity gains, improves operational safety indicators, and contributes to more sustainable logistics.
With the incorporation of the new cranes, Super Terminais reinforces its expansion strategy and prepares its infrastructure to meet expected growth in cargo handling in coming years.
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