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29th Annual Journalists & Editors Workshop on Latin America and the Caribbean. “Latin America’s Energy Future” Miami, FL May 2011. The Haves: Latin American Energy Powerhouses. BRAZIL. ISABEL CLEMENTE. ENERGY MATRIX. ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION BY FUEL TYPE. Why is Brazil so green?.
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29th Annual Journalists & Editors Workshop on Latin America and the Caribbean “Latin America’s Energy Future” Miami, FL May 2011
The Haves: Latin American Energy Powerhouses • BRAZIL ISABEL CLEMENTE
Why is Brazil so green? Lack of coaland oil Abundance of rivers and land • HYDROPOWER • ETHANOL
Why is Brazil so green? Lack of coal and oil Abundance of rivers and land • HYDROPOWER • ETHANOL
2,400 electricity production plants908 of which are hydropower plants
10 largest hydropower plants in Brazil account for 30% of the country’s installed capacity
Why is Brazil so green? Lack of coal and oil Abundance of rivers and land • HYDROPOWER • ETHANOL
The world’s largest flex fuel fleet of vehicles (more than 10 million)
28% of the fuel used in Brazil is biofuel, primarily ethanol
Why do we have reason to believe that Brazil will keep its matrix clean? Because of the huge unexplored potential in green sources • HYDROPOWER • WIND FARMS • BIOMASS
Why do we have reason to believe that Brazil will keep its matrix clean? Because of the huge unexplored potential in green sources • HYDROPOWER • WIND FARMS • BIOMASS
BELO MONTE • Location: Xingu Basin, Amazon • Capacity: 11,000 MW • Start of the production: 2015 • Energysupply for 60 millionpeople ITAIPU: 14,000 MW
Why do we have reason to believe that Brazil will keep its matrix clean? Because of the huge unexplored potential in green sources • HYDROPOWER • WIND FARMS • BIOMASS
Brazil has the largest wind generation potential of the world, and the best wind
Why do we have reason to believe that Brazil will keep its matrix clean? Because of the huge unexplored potential in green sources • HYDROPOWER • WIND FARMS • BIOMASS
What is the news that could change everything? Pre-salt: A new frontier beneath the ocean (bbl)
BRAZIL • 190 million people • 16.2 million living in extreme poverty The country has it all: water, air and sun Oil revenue must put us in the right technological run
SUGGESTED SOURCES Energy Research Companywww.epe.gov.br Energy and Mines Ministry www.mme.gov.br National Body Agency www.aneel.gov.br CONSULTANTS Sergio Abranches – www.ecopolity.com Adriano Pires – adriano@cbie.com.br Claudio Pinho – claudio@escritoriodedireito.com.br Mario Veiga – www.psr-inc.com.br
CONTACT isabel_clemente@uol.com.br iclemente@edglobo.com.br