Articles Tagged with ''Brazil''

São Paulo has signed a $1.2-billion public-private partnership to build Brazil’s first immersed tunnel, moving the long-delayed Santos–Guarujá port crossing into execution.

The Santa Cruz Thermoelectric Plant’s combined-cycle implementation significantly increases its generating capacity and brings a 1960s-era facility into the modern age.

The Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira Bridge, built in the 1960s, crossed the Tocantins River in northern Brazil.

This offshore liquefied natural gas import terminal in Santa Catarina, Brazil, began earlier this year to produce 15 million cu meters per day—half for local use—filling an energy security gap after Bolivia limited its supply to the region in 2022.

Alejandro Toledo was found guilty of accepting $35M in bribes from Brazilian construction firm Odebrecht for contracts to build the Interoceanic Highway in 2005.

Health Belo Horizonte is a first of its kind public-private partnership project focused on primary health care in Brazil.

The world’s fifth-tallest arch dam, on the Coruh River in a mountainous region of northeastern Turkey, began operating in late November, passing a major milestone for the project.

Team wins Itaipu 14-year modernization contract for 650-ft-high hydro project on Brazil-Paraguay border, second-largest in the world.

The development of the machines to be manufactured in Brazil, models MT-X 1441 and MT-X 1841, began in early 2015.