Structured data, analytics, and sustainability insights on Brazilian ports, now extended with a European maritime observatory built on verified EU MRV, Eurostat and satellite data. A research platform connecting international stakeholders to reliable port sector intelligence.
| # | Facility | 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ponta da Madeira | 172.4M t |
| 2 | Port of Santos | 142.8M t |
| 3 | Tubarao Terminal | 87.4M t |
| 4 | Angra dos Reis | 70.4M t |
| 5 | Paranagua | 65.2M t |
Brazil Port Data is a research platform that connects international stakeholders with structured, reliable data on the Brazilian port sector, now paired with a European maritime observatory. It supports port authorities, investors, and maritime organisations in understanding infrastructure, performance, and sustainability across ports.
Darliane Cunha, PhD leads the Brazil Port Data initiative. She holds a doctorate in Finance and Accounting (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain) and completed a post-doctorate at Erasmus University Rotterdam, with more than twenty years of research in maritime sustainability and port governance. Her work spans emissions monitoring, SDG implementation, and data analytics for the maritime sector, bridging academic rigour and applied policy insight.
Official portals used across the platform: ANTAQ Statistical Portal · ANTAQ IDA · ANTAQ Public Ports
ANTAQ / Brazilian Ministry of Ports and Airports · EU MRV (EMSA / THETIS-MRV) · Eurostat · Copernicus Sentinel-5P · UN SDG Framework
Whether you represent a port authority, maritime organisation, or research institution, we welcome collaboration and data-sharing partnerships.