Biogenic CO₂ in Bioenergy: unlocking World’s sustainable future

​Brazil plays a key role in the global shift to a low-carbon economy, and biogenic CO₂ is a crucial part of this transition. Produced from renewable sources such as biomass and biofuels, this resource can be reused in industrial processes or safely stored, helping reduce emissions and fight climate change.

The Biogenic CO₂ in Bioenergy Report reveals where biogenic CO₂ is available in Brazil, highlights opportunities for its use — including synthetic fuel production — and addresses the challenges to turn this potential into reality. With detailed data and insights on public policies and international trends, the report shows how Brazil can lead innovative solutions for a cleaner and more competitive future. 


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