Energia

The Battery Era

With the advancement of electric vehicles and the regulation of Energy Storage Systems in Brazil, the global battery market emerges as a protagonist of the energy transition, with billion-dollar projections and a direct impact on the competitiveness and innovation of the electrical sector.

Brazil in the Energy Transition: Paradoxes and Contradictions

Brazil is experiencing a decisive moment in the energy transition: despite its enormous potential in renewable sources, it is facing demand crises and infrastructure problems that threaten the sustainability of the sector.

The tariff burden of abuses in energy planning

Since 2021, the electricity sector has been the scene of political battles with a direct impact on the expansion of energy supply. These are legal and infralegal provisions that introduced obligations to contract generation from specific sources, with predefined deadlines, locations, and volumes, in spite of the technical guidelines of sectoral planning.

Offshore Wind Energy in Brazil

Brazil emerges as a power in offshore wind energy, taking advantage of its extensive coastline and favorable winds. Unlike the already consolidated onshore generation, offshore exploration offers even greater potential for diversifying the electricity matrix, creating jobs and strengthening the green economy. Despite regulatory and technological challenges, the country has the chance to position itself as a world reference in renewable energy. This advance can shape a sustainable future, ensuring competitiveness and leadership in the global energy scene.

Storage systems in the energy transition

The energy transition requires stability to integrate intermittent sources such as solar and wind. In this scenario, storage systems, from batteries to reversible power plants, play a leading role in ensuring safety, efficiency, and control in the supply of energy. Brazil has great potential for expansion, especially with its hydroelectric base. Read the full analysis on the TATICCA Energy Portal and learn about the technologies that make a sustainable and resilient energy matrix possible.

Distributed Generation

The current Distributed Generation model allows the use of credits at higher cost times, generating cross-subsidies. A proposal based on intraday billing cycles can balance the system, reduce subsidies by up to 40%, and make rates fairer for everyone. The idea is legally feasible and technically possible, but it depends on extensive dialogue in the sector. Learn more on the TATICCA Energy Portal.

Importance of energy transmission for energy transition

Energy transmission is essential to integrate renewable sources and ensure an efficient energy transition. In Brazil, the SIN is one of the largest systems in the world, but it faces challenges such as curtailment, which results in wasted energy. Global projects, such as China's UHV lines and Germany's SuedLink, show how technology can reduce losses and increase efficiency. Discover in the full article why transmission infrastructure is the central axis of decarbonization.

Asset Management, Supply, and Acquisitions: Connecting Strategy, Value, and Sustainability

Asset management in the electricity sector transforms the way we acquire and manage assets, focusing on value, sustainability, and performance throughout the life cycle. The supply area ceases to be just operational and now contributes strategically, aligning each decision with corporate objectives. Based on ISO 55000, this practice requires cultural change, systemic vision, and risk analysis. The result is greater efficiency, resilience, and governance. Check out the full article to learn more.

Belo Monte and the Power of the Energy Transition in Brazil

The Belo Monte Power Plant shows its strategic role in the Brazilian energy transition, combining sustainability, power and regional development. Read the full story!

Brazil in the spotlight in the energy transition: ENASE 2025 points out paths for a fairer, more efficient and digital sector