Energy Policy
Brazil Establishes National Critical Minerals Council, First Meeting Set for Planalto Palace
Brazil advances its critical minerals strategy with a new council and focus on industrialization. The
September 17, 2026
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Energy Policy
Legal and Regulatory Transformations Place Legal Certainty at the Heart of the Electric Sector’s Agenda
Brazil’s electricity sector is undergoing profound transformations, demanding legal certainty and qualified discussions. The XXXII
Energy Policy
Petrobras Agrees to Diesel Subsidy, Operationalization Awaits Rule Definition
Petrobras confirms adherence to R$1/liter diesel subsidy, but awaits details for operationalization. Petrobras has officially
Business
EPE Urges Aneel and MME to Address Regulatory Discrepancies in Data Center Connection Rules
EPE warns of duplicated connection requests from data centers, straining electrical planning. “Double work” arises
Generation
Botafogo officially signs Tite as head coach through 2028, signaling a new era
Botafogo has officially appointed Tite as its head coach through 2028, promising a new era
Generation
Presidential Candidates Receive Blueprints for Brazil’s Climate Transition
Civil society platforms and the productive sector have delivered a roadmap for Brazil’s energy and
Renewable Energy
Climate Roadmaps for Presidential Candidates: Consensus on Forests, Impasse on Oil
Brazil at a Climate Crossroads: Proposals from Entities Converge on Forests, Finance, and Adaptation, but
Generation
Presidential Candidates Receive Climate Transition Proposals; Oil Divides Entities
Presidential candidates receive roadmaps for climate transition, focused on zero deforestation, bioeconomy, and sustainable financing,
Renewable Energy
Voters Demand Climate Proposals; 41% Support Oil Exploration at the Mouth of the Amazon
Brazilian voters are showing deep concern regarding climate change, demanding concrete proposals from candidates for
Generation
2026 Elections: Voters Prioritize Climate Proposals in Survey
Brazilian Voters Value Climate Agenda, but Government Actions Still Generate Mistrust. Concern over climate change