Brazil Port Data
RESEARCH · ANALYTICS · SUSTAINABILITY

Brazilian Port Sector
Data & Research Hub

Structured data, analytics, and sustainability insights on Brazilian ports. A research platform connecting international stakeholders to reliable port sector intelligence.

Container Yard · Select a Project
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SDGP-001

SDG Port Hub

Sustainable Development Goals · Port Assessment Tool
Interactive platform for evaluating and simulating SDG performance across ports worldwide. Attribute-based assessment, benchmarking, and sustainability metrics aligned with the UN 2030 Agenda.
Focus
17 SDGs
Tool
Simulation
Scope
Global
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TOP20-002

Top 20 Ports & Terminals

Cargo Dashboard · 2021-2025 · ANTAQ
Individual profiles for Brazil's 20 largest ports ranked by cargo volume.
Combined 2025
908.5M t
#1 Volume
Ponta da Madeira
#Facility2025
1Ponta da Madeira172.4M t
2Port of Santos142.8M t
3Tubarao Terminal87.4M t
4Angra dos Reis70.4M t
5Paranagua66.4M t
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MOVP-003

Cargo Movement

ANTAQ 2010-2024 · All Ports
15 years of Brazilian port cargo data. Filters by year, facility, cargo profile, direction, navigation, and state.
Total 2024
1.21B t
vs 2023
-7.2%
Dry Bulk
727M t
Liquid
287M t
Container
138M t
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RSRC-004

ANTAQ Resources

Official Data Portals
Direct access to official Brazilian port authority dashboards and data.
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CO2-005

CO2 Liquid Bulk Calculator

Emission Estimation Tool · Maritime Transport
Calculate CO2 emissions from liquid bulk cargo transport across Brazilian ports. Based on IMO methodology and ANTAQ operational data.
Method
IMO GHG
Cargo
Liquid Bulk
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TOOL-006

Research Tools

AI-Powered Solutions
AI tools for maritime research: waste classification for port environments and SDG research analytics.

About

Brazil Port Data is a research platform designed to connect international stakeholders with structured, reliable data on the Brazilian port sector. The platform supports port authorities, investors, and maritime organisations in understanding infrastructure, performance, and sustainability across Brazilian ports.

Leadership

Prof. Dr. Darliane Cunha leads the Brazil Port Data initiative. With a doctorate in Finance and Accounting (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain), a post-doctorate at Erasmus University Rotterdam, and 20+ years of research in maritime sustainability and port governance, she brings academic rigour and practical expertise to the platform.

Learn more about Prof. Cunha →

Data sources: ANTAQ / Brazilian Ministry of Ports and Airports · UN SDG Framework

Interested in Brazilian Port Data?

Whether you represent a port authority, maritime organisation, or research institution, we welcome collaboration and data-sharing partnerships.

darliane@brazilportdata.com