Archives of Bioenergy

Do potencial ao mercado: infraestrutura e rastreabilidade marcam nova etapa do biometano no Brasil
The development of Brazilian biomethane is entering a more complex phase. After years in which much of the discussion focused on production potential, the agenda is now explicitly incorporating the infrastructure needed to transport and connect this supply, as well as origin certification, molecule traceability, and mechanisms designed to translate environmental attributes into economic value.
Biometano em 2026: do papel à descarbonização regulada do gás natural
The start of the biomethane mandate in 2026 marks the entry of renewable gas into Brazilian climate policy in a structured way, with mandatory natural gas decarbonization targets and specific traceability instruments. The contribution is still modest in percentage terms, but the year inaugurates a regulated market that includes climate goals, waste use and energy security in the same agenda.
Biomassa: A Energia Firme que o Brasil Precisa para Liderar a Transição Global
While the world’s eyes turn to intermittent sources such as solar and wind power, Brazil holds within its fields and industries a sleeping giant, ready to awaken and lead the next phase of the global energy transition: biomass. With COP30 in Belém approaching, the country is in a unique position to showcase not only its potential but also a consolidated model of energy security rooted in one of its greatest strengths: agribusiness.
Biomassa cresce na matriz energética mas enfrenta barreiras para expansão
Bioelectricity is gaining momentum in Brazil, accounting for 9% of the country’s power supply, with sugarcane bagasse alone responsible for 75% of bioenergy generation. However, despite its massive potential, the sector still struggles with regulatory and market barriers that hinder its full expansion.
Bioenergia e Captura de Carbono: O Brasil pode liderar essa transformação?
The BECCS (Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage) technology is one of the biggest innovations in the fight against climate change. More than just a sustainable alternative, this approach enables CO₂ removal from the atmosphere while generating energy, driving a real revolution in the low-carbon economy.
Energia verde impulsiona a indústria brasileira rumo à descarbonização e redução de custos
Green energy is revolutionizing Brazilian industry, promoting decarbonization and reducing operational costs. With 87.9% of electricity generated in Brazil in 2023 coming from renewable sources, the country stands out in the global scenario of sustainable energy transition.