Brazil's next offshore decommissioning hub.
A port terminal specialized in the decommissioning of offshore assets — designed to meet the equipment demobilization needs of the main oil exploration blocks in Brazilian territorial waters.
A solution for current and future demands.
Brazilian agencies and sector entities report a vast demand for port infrastructure capable of receiving hundreds of offshore assets reaching the end of their useful life — platforms, drillships, support vessels, pipelines and subsea machinery.
Sustained Brazilian decommissioning market expansion through 2040.
Acceleration phase as the offshore production fleet ages out.
Globally and locally, with scarce areas prepared to receive and dismantle offshore structures.
A sheltered bay engineered for heavy offshore operations.
Located in Vitória Bay, the site offers natural protection from waves, excellent draft, and significant logistical advantages over Macaé-RJ for serving offshore blocks — translating directly into less transit time and lower operating costs.
- Minimal interruptions from weather conditions
- Prime sheltered bay, good draft, low silting
- GREEN PORT alignment with the Hong Kong Convention
- Own electricity generation (Syngas) and continuous generator
- Outside the local Port Authority's management area
Customized for strategic partners.
The configuration of the Nova Holanda South Atlantic Decom facilities can be adapted to meet the operational needs of selected partners or clients.
At this stage, different layouts can be chosen to meet specific technical demands regarding laydown areas and water access.
