O Brazil it was the sixth country in the world that has invested the most in energy transition and the leader in Latin America, according to BloombergNEF report.
The study highlighted that the country invested around US$2023 billion in 34,8 in promoting renewable energy, electric vehicles, hydrogen, carbon capture, among other solutions.
Globally, the volume of investments in clean solutions amounted to approximately de US $ 1,8 trillion last year – a record number even in a year marked by geopolitical turbulence, high interest rates and cost inflation.
In 2023 the China was the country that led investments global energy transition with US$675,9 billion, followed by the United States, , the United Kingdom and .
According to the document of BloombergNEF, emerging areas such as hydrogen have seen global investment triple in recent years. Carbon capture and storage has almost doubled, while energy storage has increased by about 76%.
At the beginning of this year, the MME (Ministry of Mines and Energy) and the IEA (International Energy Agency) signed a t work plan to help accelerate the energy transition.
The plan aims to develop studies, produce public policies and exchange data to promote renewable energy, such as solar and wind. The agreement also provides mechanisms to finance sources such as green hydrogen.
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