Prumo Logística

EU Legislative Interests

We have completed this registration as a requirement to hold meetings with representatives of DG MOVE, DG INTPA, DG ENERGY, and the European Investment Bank. In this specific interaction, we will not make proposals regarding policies or any other form of regulation We plan to hold meetings on 4 and 5 December with representatives of the European Comission to present the hydrogen development strategy of Port of Açu (Brazil) and explore cooperation opportunities with European ports to advance industrial decarbonisation and establish green corridors between Brazil and Europe. These meetings are supported by Maria Assumpció Rojo Torrent, Director of International Advocacy at Hydrogen Europe, in alignment with Port of Antwerp-Bruges (Lieselot Marinus), our partner and joint shareholder in Port of Açu, the largest private port in Brazil. The agenda includes interactions with representatives of DG MOVE, DG INTPA, the International Unit of DG ENERGY, and the European Investment Bank. Discussions will focus on perspectives for industrial and logistics decarbonisation, integration of green hydrogen and sustainable fuels into port ecosystems, and collaboration under EU initiatives. Recently, in partnership with the Global Maritime Forum (GMF), the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), and Port of Antwerp-Bruges, we published a feasibility study on establishing a green corridor between Brazil and Europe, followed by a Letter of Intent signed between Port of Açu and Port of Antwerp-Bruges to proceed with the structuring of this green corridor.

Communication Activities

We have completed this registration as a requirement to hold meetings with representatives of DG MOVE, DG INTPA, DG ENERGY, and the European Investment Bank. In this specific interaction, we will not make proposals regarding policies or any other form of regulation. Meetings on 4–5 December with representatives of the European Commission, including DG MOVE, DG INTPA, the International Unit of DG ENERGY, and the European Investment Bank, supported by Hydrogen Europe and Port of Antwerp-Bruges. The purpose is to present Port of Açu’s hydrogen development strategy and discuss cooperation opportunities to advance industrial and logistics decarbonisation and establish green corridors between Brazil and Europe.

Interests Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Member Of

Prumo Logística, through its subsidiary Port of Açu, is a member of the following associations: ABH2 – Brazilian Hydrogen Association: promotes the development of hydrogen technologies and policies in Brazil, fostering innovation, research, and international cooperation. By participating in ABH2, Port of Açu contributes to shaping Brazil’s hydrogen economy and aligning it with global standards, reinforcing our commitment to renewable energy and sustainable industrial ecosystems. Site: https://abh2.org/ ABEEólica – Brazilian Wind Energy Association: represents the wind (onshore and offshore) energy sector in Brazil and advocates for the expansion of renewable energy generation. Our membership supports the integration of wind power into industrial and port operations, enabling synergies between offshore wind, hydrogen production, and green logistics. Site: https://abeeolica.org.br/en/home-english/ GWEC – Global Wind Energy Council: It is an international organization driving the global transition to renewable energy through wind power. By engaging with GWEC, we connect with global stakeholders, share best practices, and contribute to policy frameworks that accelerate decarbonisation and the development of green corridors worldwide. Site: https://www.gwec.net/

Organisation Members

Prumo Logística, directly or through its subsidiary Port of Açu, participates in industry associations, as listed in the previous section. However, Prumo is not an association and does not manage or represent a membership-based organization. While we collaborate extensively with global stakeholders and associations to advance decarbonisation and renewable energy initiatives, we do not maintain a list of external members.

Additional Information

The costs indicated are directly related to travel expenses (e.g., accommodation and airfare) for this specific mission in December, which involves meetings with EU representatives to present the hydrogen development strategy of Port of Açu, developed in partnership with Port of Antwerp-Bruges. No other costs are included. These expenses are fully covered by Prumo Logística’s own private budget, with no sponsorship, subsidies, or any form of public funding involved.