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Global energy transition: Brazil ranks 14th

Global energy transition: Brazil ranks 14th The recent release of the 2023 global energy transition index by the World Economic Forum revealed Brazil as the 14th best-positioned country on the international stage. With remarkable progress in renewable sources and policies for…

By Thiago Tesserolo Souza2 min read

The recent release of the 2023 global energy transition index by the World Economic Forum revealed Brazil as the 14th best-positioned country on the international stage. With remarkable progress in renewable sources and energy sustainability policies, Brazil is leading the transition to cleaner and more efficient energy sources. This achievement reflects the country’s commitment to adopting cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, thereby driving the transition to a greener and more efficient energy future.

The growing implementation of investments in solar and wind energy has been a key factor in Brazil’s progress. However, challenges such as the water crisis and power grid infrastructure highlight the need for continued policies and investment in the energy sector.

Brazil stands out as a leader in Latin America and the Caribbean, demonstrating the importance of initiatives focused on energy sustainability. The implementation of government policies for renewable energy auctions, such as the auctions launched in 2004, has driven the development of wind and solar plants, making these sources increasingly competitive.

See the energy transition ranking:

1-Sweden

2-Denmark

3-Norway

4-Finland

5-Switzerland

6-Iceland

7-France

8-Austria

9-Netherlands

10-Estonia

11-Germany

12-United States

13-Great Britain

14-Brazil

15-Portugal

16-Spain

17-China

18-Hungary

19-Canada

20-Luxembourg

21-Albania

22-New Zealand

23-Uruguay

24-Australia

25-Costa Rica

Tessa’s contribution to Brazil’s energy transition

Tessa, committed to innovation and environmental responsibility, has played a vital role in this transition. Its leadership in manufacturing sustainable steel structures has driven the industry and contributed to Brazil’s progress as one of the main players in the pursuit of a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.

We continue to promote sustainable steel infrastructure solutions, reaffirming our crucial role in Brazil’s development as a leader in the energy transition. We have an unwavering commitment to quality, innovation and environmental responsibility.

For more information about the sustainable steel infrastructure solutions offered by Tessa, contact us and find out how Tessa can make solar energy a reality in your home, business or project.

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