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PORT OF SINES STRENGTHENS OPERATIONAL RESPONSE WITH THREE ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Rádio Miróbriga | Santiago do Cacém | A Rádio entre a Planície e o mar5 September 2026 at 20:15

The Port of Sines has strengthened its operational capacity through the acquisition of three 'pick-up' type vehicles. The acquisition was carried out by the Administration of the Ports of Sines and Algarve, the entity responsible for managing the port.

The three acquired vehicles are fully electric, representing an investment in environmental sustainability and the transition to clean energy in port operations. The vehicles are also equipped with all-wheel drive, which gives them the capability to operate in various terrain and weather conditions.

This acquisition is part of the modernization and strengthening efforts of the Port of Sines' operational resources, one of Portugal's main commercial ports. The addition of these electric vehicles contributes to improving the port's operational response in various situations.

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