Port of Tarragona hosts Brazilian delegation for sustainability knowledge exchange

Representatives from the FEPESE Foundation learned about the Port's strategies in energy transition, logistics, and decarbonization.

Generic image of a delegation visiting modern port facilities with cranes and containers in the background.
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Generic image of a delegation visiting modern port facilities with cranes and containers in the background.

A Brazilian delegation from the Foundation for Socioeconomic Studies and Research (FEPESE) visited the Port of Tarragona last Wednesday, November 4th, to learn about its sustainability and energy transition strategies.

The visit is part of the International Mission – Spain 2026, a technical and institutional exchange initiative that brought together representatives from various Brazilian institutions in Catalonia. The Port Authority of Tarragona (APT) used the opportunity to showcase its actions in animal protection within the port area and to strengthen coordination between administrations and security forces.
During the meeting, the delegation gained firsthand knowledge of the Port's key strategic lines in sustainability and energy transition, as well as the characteristics of its infrastructure and logistics and maritime activities. The day included an institutional presentation on the Port's environmental strategy and a technical visit to the water area.
Topics also covered included intermodal connectivity, expanding solar energy generation capacity, and initiatives aimed at decarbonizing port activities. The visit to the Port was part of a broader agenda in Tarragona that also included an institutional meeting with the Municipal Civil Protection to understand the city's emergency prevention and management model.
Based on information from the official source: Autoritat Portuària de Tarragona (Port de Tarragona) (12/11/2026)