With record-breaking expansion in 2024, Brazilian solar energy establishes itself as a key player in the national electricity matrix, generating jobs, investments, and sustainability
At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, Brazil launched a global pact for a just and inclusive energy transition. Led by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the initiative promotes investments in renewables, technological capacity building, and international financing to accelerate decarbonization and sustainability worldwide.
With the expansion of the road network and vast availability of natural resources, Brazil finds itself at a crucial point to lead the transition to clean energy in the transportation sector.
In recent years, Brazil's energy sector has faced significant challenges, mainly due to its dependence on hydroelectric sources. The 2021 water crisis was a turning point, exposing weaknesses in the energy generation and distribution system and raising long-term questions about the country's energy security.
The project, carried out by EVA Energia – a company that is part of the Urca group and the GNPW Group – transformed the farm into a hub for generating clean energy from pig waste.
The future of clean energy has been widely debated around the world, and hydrogen has stood out as one of the great promises in the quest for global decarbonization. Among the various forms of producing this fuel, turquoise hydrogen emerges as a promising alternative, presenting itself as the "cousin" of the well-known green hydrogen.
Sustainable development is essential to addressing climate challenges and ensuring a prosperous future for businesses. This concept aims to balance economic growth, social equity, and environmental protection.
Energy efficiency is a fundamental pillar in the quest for sustainable development. With the growing demand for energy and concerns about climate change, optimizing the use of energy resources has become crucial.
The circular economy has proven to be a silent and promising revolution in the pursuit of a sustainable economic development model. This concept, which aims to reduce, reuse, and recycle materials, is gaining more traction