The Brazilian Navy held this Wednesday (18) the ceremony for the handover of the Command Building of the Admiral Átilla Monteiro Aché Instruction and Training Center (CIAMA) and the Fuel Oil Supply System of the Madeira Island Submarine Base (BSIM), at the Itaguaí Naval Complex (RJ).

These deliveries represent another step forward in consolidating the support infrastructure for the Submarine Force and the Submarine Development Program (PROSUB), strengthening the Navy’s operational and logistical capabilities.

Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes inaugurated, this Friday (3/6), alongside the President of the Republic, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the Professor Moacyr Sreder Bastos Tunnel, the first tunnel in the history of Campo Grande. The new connection between the Caroba and Posse roads is expected to reduce travel time between the two regions from 15 minutes to just three.

On November 26, the Brazilian Navy launched the submarine Almirante Karam (S43), the fourth and final conventional vessel built under the Submarine Development Program (PROSUB). The submarine will now undergo testing until its final delivery.

This Monday, the 26th, the Enseada Shipyard received a visit from Jerônimo Rodrigues, Governor of the State of Bahia; Jaques Wagner, Senator of the Republic; and state secretaries, who attended the delivery of the first batch of 13 mining barges built for the client Lhg Mining.

Enseada celebrates the completion of the first barges for the Lhg Mining project. This milestone represents the result of the joint efforts of its members, employees, and partners, and consolidates the effective resumption of operations at its shipyard—a fundamental step in strengthening the Brazilian naval industry.

Enseada celebrates the completion of the first barges for the Lhg Mining project. This milestone represents the result of the joint efforts of its members, employees, and partners, and consolidates the effective resumption of operations at its shipyard—a fundamental step in strengthening the Brazilian naval industry.

The official inauguration was attended by the President of Angola, João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, as well as by the national press and community leaders. The project generated more than 60,000 jobs and is currently responsible for 40% of the country’s energy needs.

The official inauguration was attended by the President of Angola, João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, as well as by the national press and community leaders. The project generated more than 60,000 jobs and is currently responsible for 40% of the country’s energy needs.

Last Wednesday (15) Panama City launched the Line 2 extension connecting the downtown area to the international airport, making Panama City one of the few capitals in Latin America to have an airport metro line.

The construction companies OEC and Tenenge finalized all the tests required to start commercial operation of the combined cycle Santa Cruz Thermoelectric Plant, owned by Eletrobras Furnas, in the west zone of Rio de Janeiro, on January 22.