Arquivos Clean Energy

A segunda fase da transição energética já começou, e o custo deixou de ser o centro da discussão

The second phase of the energy transition has already begun, and cost is no longer the center of the discussion

IRENA's report *Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2025* shows that renewable energy continues to widen its economic advantage over fossil fuels.

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O lixo do Brasil vale bilhões. 81,6 mi de toneladas por ano. 40% ainda sem destino. O WtE é a única saída viável.

Brazil produces 81.6 million tons of waste per year. 40% still ends up in the wrong places. Why does almost none of it become energy?

The legal deadline for the end of landfills has already passed. PLANARES requires that almost 50% of waste be recovered by 2040. And 40.3% of everything that Brazilians discard still goes to inappropriate places, around 87 thousand tons per day. Waste to Energy (WtE) is no longer a technology of the future but an urgent need of the present.

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Energia vira eixo central da agenda ESG em 2026

Energy Becomes the Central Pillar of the ESG Agenda in 2026

In 2026, energy has cemented itself as the central pillar of the ESG agenda—moving beyond a supporting input to become a strategic variable in decisions around risk, investment, and competitiveness.

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Mercado solar entra em 2026 em marcha mais lenta e acende alerta para transição energética no Brasil

Solar slows down

With a projected 7% contraction in expansion in 2026, the photovoltaic sector revises expectations, calls for adjustments in grid infrastructure and regulation, and tries to turn the slowdown into an opportunity for maturity.

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Biogás como solução energética para data centers na transição para IA e computação intensiva

Biogas as an energy solution for data centers in the transition to AI and compute-intensive workloads

Data centers are the backbone of the digital economy and artificial intelligence. As AI models become larger, more complex and ubiquitous, the demand for energy is growing at unprecedented rates. This creates challenges not only for the technology sector, but also for power grids, energy planners and corporate sustainability strategies.

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2025 caminha para ser o segundo ano mais quente da história, aponta relatório Copernicus, e evidencia urgência de energia limpa e sustentável

2025 is on track to become the second-hottest year in history, Copernicus report finds, highlighting the urgency of clean and sustainable energy

Data released in December reveals that November was the third hottest month on record, with devastating cyclones in Asia killing more than 1,100 people

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Uma virada histórica: a ascensão da energia limpa

A historic turning point: the rise of clean energy

The IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2025 reveals: electricity is accelerating, renewables are driving progress, but challenges in security, investment and equity still shape the sector. Explore the trends, numbers and pathways for the energy transition — from Brazil to the world.

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A COP30 está em andamento. O Brasil está transformando potencial em liderança?

Archives of Clean Energy

The second phase of the energy transition has already begun, and cost is no longer the center of the discussion

Brazil produces 81.6 million tons of waste per year. 40% still ends up in the wrong places. Why does almost none of it become energy?

Energy Becomes the Central Pillar of the ESG Agenda in 2026

Solar slows down

Biogas as an energy solution for data centers in the transition to AI and compute-intensive workloads

2025 is on track to become the second-hottest year in history, Copernicus report finds, highlighting the urgency of clean and sustainable energy

A historic turning point: the rise of clean energy

COP30 in Belém: How Brazil Can Lead the Global Energy Transition Through Its Renewable Resources

COP 30 in Brazil: Why This Is the Defining Moment for Clean Energy and Biomethane Investments

Challenges of Transition and Modernization of the Brazilian Power Grid: Infrastructure, Regulation, and Resilience

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