With 14 requests, reaches R $ 80.5 billion forecast of investments with rail authorizations
Sep, 23, 2021 Posted by Ruth HollardWeek 202137
The federal government received the 14th requirement from private investors interested in building and operating a railway in the country by the instrument of railway authorization, established in provisional measure No. 1065/2021. With this, the total investments provided in the modal have reached $ 80.5 billion for 5,360 kilometers of new rails, crossing 12 states.
The most recent request was filed with the Ministry of Infrastructure (Minfra) on September 16th. It is a proposal formulated by the Petrocity company, which operates in the ports sector: the company wants to connect the federal capital to the ports of Espirito Santo. To do so, it proposed to build and operate the Railroad Juscelino Kubitschek (EFJK), a stretch with 1,108 kilometers of extension.
The project passes through DF, Goiás, and Minas Gerais until arriving at Barra de San Francisco (ES). The investment is for R$ 13.5 billion in the railway segment alone. The company also plans to inject another R $ 700 million into six transshipping and loading units located along the rails.
See the relationship of all the requirements presented so far:
Água Boa / MT – Lucas do Rio Verde / MT: 557 km
Uberlândia / MG – Chaveslândia / MG: 235 km
Estreito / MA – Balsas / MA: 245 km
Shortline between Perequê/SP – TIPLAN/Porto de Santos/SP: 8 km
Maracaju/MS – Dourados/MS: 76 km
Guarapuava/PR – Paranaguá/PR: 405 km
Cascavel/PR – Foz do Iguaçu/PR: 166 km
Cascavel/PR – Chapecó /SC: 286 km
Açailândia/MA – Alcântara/MA: 520 km
São Mateus/ES – Ipatinga/MG: 420 km
Suape/PE – Curral Novo/PI: 717 km
Terminal Intermodal in Santo André: 7 km
Presidente Kennedy (ES) – Conceição do Mato Dentro/Sete Lagoas (MG): 610 km
Estrada de Ferro Juscelino Kubitschek (EFJK) – from Barra de São Francisco (ES) to Brasília (DF): 1.108 km
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