Archives of Clean Energy

Descarbonização por que reduzir emissões exige transformar a forma como produzimos e consumimos energia
Biofuel, Biomethane, Clean Energy, Decarbonization, Energy Transition
Decarbonization has become a central pillar of the global economic transformation. While the expansion of renewable sources is a fundamental part of this process, reducing emissions requires far broader changes in how energy is produced, transported, stored, and consumed. In Brazil, which already boasts one of the world's most renewable electricity mixes, the challenge is extending to sectors such as transportation, industry, and fuel production, alongside the growing importance of power grids, storage, energy efficiency, biomethane, biofuels, low-emission hydrogen, carbon markets, and new technologies. More than simply replacing fossil fuel sources, decarbonization entails reorganizing entire production systems to create an economy capable of growing with lower carbon intensity.
Ativos ambientais e a nova economia da descarbonização no Brasil
Biogas, Biomethane, Clean Energy, Energy Transition, Renewable energy, Sustainability
The transition to a low-carbon economy is no longer an agenda limited to climate mitigation. Increasingly, it is becoming a driver of competitiveness, financing, productive innovation and strategic repositioning for companies, rural producers, investors and governments. In this new context, environmental assets are gaining relevance because they make it possible to turn environmental benefits into measurable, certified, traceable and economically valued instruments.
Biometano em 2026: do papel à descarbonização regulada do gás natural
Bioenergy, Biomethane, Clean Energy
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.
Transição energética: o Brasil diante de uma transformação estrutural da economia global
Clean Energy, Energy Transition, Green Hydrogen, Renewable energy
Talking about the energy transition is no longer a prospective exercise; it has become a concrete discussion about economic competitiveness, energy security, and geopolitical positioning. A topic that little more than a decade ago revolved mainly around academic reports and multilateral forums is now at the center of decisions by governments, companies, investors, and regulatory bodies.
Inventário de Carbono: Como Empresas Brasileiras Estão Enfrentando o Desafio dos Escopos 1, 2 e 3
Carbon Inventory, Clean Energy
As Brazil enters 2025 with more ambitious decarbonization targets and climate regulations under discussion in Congress, one topic is gaining prominence in boardrooms and executive offices: the need to measure, report, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions across all corporate operations.
ESG e energia renovável: como transformar discurso em prática real
Clean Energy, ESG, Renewable energy
In recent years, ESG has stopped being just a financial-market buzzword and has become common language in boardrooms, leadership meetings and even hallway conversations.
Como o Brasil está financiando a transição para energia limpa em 2025-26
Biomethane, Clean Energy, Energy Transition, Renewable energy, Solar energy
Brazil is experiencing one of the most decisive moments in its energy history. With an electricity mix already largely renewable—about 88% of generation coming from clean sources, according to data from the Energy Research Company (EPE)—the country now faces a new challenge: financing the sustainable expansion of its infrastructure, diversifying its energy matrix, and ensuring energy security amid the global transition to a low-carbon economy.
Leilões de Transmissão e Concessões
Auction, Clean Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Transition
The expansion of Brazil’s renewable energy matrix — with strong growth in intermittent sources such as solar and wind, alongside distributed generation — requires not only the construction of new generation projects but also a robust transmission infrastructure.