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Brasil Renova sua Matriz: 84% de Energia Limpa, Roraima Finalmente Conectada e o Futuro Solar em Xeque
ESG, Renewable energy, Sustainability
Brazil starts 2026 with 215.9 GW of installed electrical capacity, 84.63% of which comes from renewable sources. ANEEL projects expansion of 9.1 GW throughout the year. At the same time that Roraima finally connects to the National Interconnected System, the solar sector is going through its second consecutive year of slowdown, pressured by generation cuts, high interest rates and network bottlenecks.
O crescimento da GD rural
Biogas, Biomethane, Clean Energy, Distributed Generation, Renewable energy
The growth of rural DG in Brazil is being driven by rising energy values ​​and uncertainties about security of supply. In addition, the advancement of the Legal Framework for Distributed Generation (PL 5829/2019) in Congress are some factors pointed out to explain the growth.
Geração distribuída no Brasil: conheça as principais fontes
Biogas, Biomass, Clean Energy, Distributed Generation, Energy Demand, Renewable energy, Renewable Energy Sources
Do you know what are the main sources of distributed generation used in Brazil? Distributed generation is a model in which consumers can generate their own energy. In addition to bringing savings and freedom to consumers, GD, as a system that decentralizes energy production, is also important for the electrical system that becomes more stable and less dependent on hydroelectric plants.
The evolution of Distributed Generation in Brazil!
Distributed Generation, Electricity Sector, Energy
In a simplified way, distributed generation is the possibility for Brazilian consumers to generate their own electricity, either from renewable sources or qualified cogeneration. The standard came into effect in 2012, through ANEEL Normative Resolution No. 482/2012.