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Crise ou Oportunidade? Os Desafios da Energia Limpa no Brasil diante de Mudanças Regulatórias e Queda de Demanda

Crisis or Opportunity? The Challenges of Clean Energy in Brazil Amid Regulatory Changes and Declining Demand

In recent days, the Brazilian power sector has once again become the focus of strategic discussions in the energy market. Three main factors have drawn attention: the downward revision of energy demand by the National System Operator (ONS), the contradiction between the abundance of solar energy and high consumer tariffs, and the new Provisional Measure No. 1,300, which threatens to make a large share of distributed generation projects in the country unfeasible.
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Em busca do modelo de distribuição ideal para a segurança elétrica nacional

In Search of the Ideal Distribution Model for National Electrical Security

Brazil, with its vast territory and predominantly renewable energy matrix, faces a continuous and complex challenge: how to ensure an energy distribution system that is safe, efficient, accessible, and sustainable for all its citizens. The debate over the ideal distribution model is not only technical but also strategic, involving infrastructure modernization, regulatory frameworks, and the […]
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Como a crise climática redefine o risco e a oportunidade no setor de energia

How the climate crisis redefines risk and opportunity in the energy sector

For energy sector leaders and investors, volatility has always been a constant. However, the nature of this volatility is changing—rapidly and drastically. We’re no longer just talking about commodity price swings or geopolitical instability. The new dominant variable, already impacting balance sheets and long-term strategies, is the climate crisis. In 2025, ignoring its effects is […]
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Por dentro do desafio que pode ameaçar a energia do Brasil em 2027

Inside the challenge that could threaten Brazil’s energy in 2027

Brazil faces an energy paradox: despite the record expansion of solar energy, the country runs a concrete risk of a power deficit from 2027 onwards. The alert, based on studies by the National Electric System Operator (ONS) and the Energy Research Company (EPE), points to a critical vulnerability in the early evening. At this time, solar generation abruptly stops while electricity demand peaks, creating an operational challenge known as “ramping.”
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Rio de Janeiro: O Coração da Transição Energética no Brasil

Rio de Janeiro: The Heart of Brazil’s Energy Transition

Rio de Janeiro is emerging as a key player in Brazil's energy transition, establishing itself as a hub of innovation and investment in clean and renewable sources. The city, known for its natural beauty, now stands out for initiatives aimed at a more sustainable future, boosting the economy and creating jobs.
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