Archives of Renewable Energy

Transição Energética para a Sustentabilidade: A Era do Biogás e da Energia Solar

Energy Transition to Sustainability: The Age of Biogas and Solar Energy

The world is in the midst of an essential energy transition to ensure a more sustainable future. The search for renewable energy sources such as biogas and solar energy has been a powerful response to sustainability issues. These energy sources have the potential to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve energy security.
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Estudo revela aumento da adoção de energia solar e eólica no Brasil e declínio na utilização de combustíveis fósseis.

Brazilian Energy Transition: increase in solar and wind energy generation and reduction in the use of fossil fuels

A recent study points out that Brazil has made significant progress in adopting solar and wind energy, reducing the use of fossil fuels in electricity generation. The survey reveals that renewable energies represent 12% and 3% of the country's energy matrix, contributing to a drop in CO2 emissions in the sector. With the energy transition in full swing, Brazil is leading the way towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.
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Green hydrogen: driving sustainability and economic growth in the electricity sector

Green hydrogen is essential for the decarbonization of the Brazilian energy sector. With significant production potential, Brazil has been investing in research and development since 2002. Programs like the National Hydrogen Program (PNH2) aim to mobilize public and private sectors to create a competitive market. Brazil has natural advantages and needs appropriate policies to maintain competitiveness and create new opportunities. International cooperation and the development of advanced technologies are crucial for the success of green hydrogen in the country.
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Transição Energética e a Ascensão da Energia Solar: Um Passo Crucial rumo à Sustentabilidade

Energy Transition and the Rise of Solar Power: A Crucial Step Towards Sustainability

The energy transition is critical for global sustainability and sustainable development. Solar power is a promising and accessible renewable source that plays a vital role in this process. The growing adoption of solar energy brings significant environmental, socioeconomic, and technological benefits, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, creating jobs, ensuring energy security, and driving innovation.
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Um ano do Marco Legal da Geração Distribuída

One year of the Distributed Generation Legal Framework: what has changed?

The Legal Framework for Distributed Generation, instituted by Law No. 14,300 of 2022, completed one year of validity on January 6, 2023. Through the regulation of distributed generation, which has become an important source of renewable energy, its objective main objective was to encourage the development of projects of this type in the country. The new rule determines that those who manufacture their own energy will pay the distribution tariff, which does not happen today when they use grid energy.
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GNPW está contribuindo significativamente para a transição energética

The importance of the Energy Transition

Energy transition is crucial to achieving a more sustainable future, as it seeks to change the energy matrix to renewable sources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and ensuring the country's energy security. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), energy transition is one of the main measures to combat climate change and ensure a more sustainable future.
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Energia solar se torna a segunda maior fonte de energia do país

Solar energy becomes the second largest source of energy in the country

Solar energy in Brazil has evolved in an unimaginable way in recent years, with great adoption in the last decade. In early 2023, the source surpassed wind energy, which has 23.8 GW of installed capacity, becoming the second source of renewable energy for the country, reaching almost 24 GW, according to the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy (Absolar).
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