The energy transition and the debate on transparency in agribusiness
The energy transition and the debate on transparency in agribusiness Our country is an undisputed leader in clean energy production. From hydroelectric power to the revolutionary bioenergy from sugarcane, as well as soybean biodiesel and the innovative production of ethanol from…
By Thiago Tesserolo Souza2 min read

Our country is an undisputed leader in clean energy production. From hydroelectric power to the revolutionary bioenergy from sugarcane, as well as soybean biodiesel and the innovative production of ethanol from corn, Brazil has paved sustainable paths that deserve global recognition. And this is just the beginning.
Challenges and innovations in the energy transition
While many countries are only just sketching out plans to shift from fossil fuels to renewables, Brazil is already ahead, incorporating biogas, biomethane, wind and solar energy into its energy mix. Experts highlight the vital role of Brazilian agribusiness in this scenario, where bioenergy production not only feeds our energy mix but also drives the production of animal feed and animal protein.
Exemplary projects: Movido pelo Agro
Among the innovative projects discussed, “Movido pelo Agro” (Powered by Agribusiness) stands out as a true catalyst for change. This initiative, led by the Federation of Agriculture and Livestock of the State of Minas Gerais, promotes partnerships between producers and agro-industries, encouraging the use of biofuels. A bold step toward a greener future.
Unveiling transparency in agribusiness
Transparency in agribusiness is a vital aspect, and the panelists highlighted the need for accurate data on the sector’s emissions. Agriculture should not hide its real contributions to global emissions, but rather highlight its unique ability to offset carbon.
Sustainable innovations and commitments
In the area of transparency, several initiatives were shared. Projects such as Retificar, implemented by CNA in Minas Gerais, demonstrate the sector’s commitment to validating environmental records and promoting sustainable actions. Companies such as Croplife Brasil and Solinftec are also at the forefront, developing technologies and tools to make agriculture more efficient and sustainable.
As we forge ahead toward a sustainable future, the energy transition and transparency in agribusiness are emerging as fundamental pillars. Brazil, with its strong agricultural sector and environmental commitment, is paving a strategic path toward a greener, more conscious agricultural sector.
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