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Transição Energética e ESG: o futuro da sustentabilidade em 2023
In 2023, energy transition and ESG practices have become central. Climate changes intensify extreme phenomena, demanding actions like decarbonization. CFOs, previously focused only on finances, are now pivotal in the transition, assessing emissions and energy efficiency. Brazil invests in renewable energies but faces regulatory challenges. Green hydrogen emerges as a solution, with Brazil poised to lead its production. Transition and ESG practices are imperative for a sustainable future.
Hidrogênio e o Futuro da Energia Sustentável
Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, promises to revolutionize the energy sector with its "colored" variants, such as gray, blue and green. Brazil innovates with "green and yellow" hydrogen, derived from ethanol. While there are challenges such as transportation, the opportunities are vast, from job creation to global strategic positioning. Hydrogen symbolizes hope for a cleaner, more sustainable future.
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Climate change is forcing companies to rethink their business models, with an increasing focus on clean energy and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) practices. The risk is clear, with extreme weather events costing the global economy $313 billion in 2022. Companies across industries are adapting their operations, from transitioning to wind and solar power to investing in water reuse systems and more weather-resistant equipment. climate. This transformation is linked to ESG, where environmental consideration has become a critical factor. The electricity sector is an example of rapid adaptation, with companies such as Enel drastically changing their business plans over the last decade, focusing on renewable energy generation.
O Poder do Hidrogênio Verde: Transformando a Economia Global e Impulsionando a Sustentabilidade no Brasil
This post explores the potential of green hydrogen as a renewable and sustainable energy source. It discusses its significance in decarbonizing the global economy, especially in sectors that are hard to electrify. Moreover, it underscores Brazil's promising role in this market due to its significant capacity for renewable energy generation.
Geração Distribuída
Distributed Generation (DG), a concept that is expanding in Brazil and around the world, is at the heart of our sustainable energy future. It involves the production of electrical energy near or at the point of consumption, eliminating the need for long transmission and distribution networks. With the advancement of renewable energy technologies such as solar and wind, GD promotes a range of benefits including energy efficiency and resiliency.
Biomassa: a solução limpa e sustentável para a geração de energia elétrica e a redução das emissões de gases de efeito estufa
Discover how biomass can help fight climate change and be a clean and sustainable source of energy. In this article, we explore the types of biomass, the technologies for generating electricity and the environmental impacts associated with methane and CO2 emissions.
Biometano: Uma alternativa sustentável para o futuro energético do Brasil
Biomethane, a renewable fuel derived from organic waste, offers significant potential for Brazil to diversify its energy matrix while providing economic, social, and environmental benefits. By leveraging agricultural waste and animal manure as resources, biomethane production can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, support rural development, and improve energy security.