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The main objective of the
Atlas of Energy Efficiency Brazil 2023 is to monitor the progress of energy
efficiency in Brazil through an analysis of indicators, with data up to the
year 2022. This year's edition includes a special chapter with an international
comparative analysis of the residential sector in Brazil, the result of
cooperation between EPE and the International Energy Agency (IEA), focusing on
energy consumption by end use and by income class.
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Notícias Relacionadas
Brazilian Oil & Gas Report 2022/2023
26/12/2023 -
The latter part of 2022 was marked by significant price volatility, driven by a combination of external and internal factors. Nevertheless, fuel demand continued to expand, aligned with resumption of economic growth as the economy normalized after Covid-19 disruptions. Exploration and Production (E&P) activities had a surge in investments, caused by both regulatory and economic incentives.
Launch of the Fact Sheet on Synthetic Fuels
06/09/2023 -
The Fact Sheet on Synthetic Fuels compiles relevant information, in a visual and synthetic way, to introduce concepts on the subject.
For the decarbonization of modes of transport that cover long distances (e.g. air, sea and heavy road), it is necessary that energy sources have a high density. Therefore, synthetic fuels are an alternative to fossil analogues.
EPE publishes "Fact sheet: Indicative Transmission Gas Pipeline Plan – PIG 2022"
18/08/2023 -
The Indicative Transmission Gas Pipeline Plan (PIG 2022) supports the Brazilian natural gas sector´s planning, presenting investment opportunities in transmission natural gas pipelines.
In the present document, 5 transmission pipeline alternatives were studied, totaling 1,266 km in length and around BRL 20 billion in estimated costs.
EPE publishes June 2023 Brazil’s Short-Term Fuel Market Outlook
16/06/2023 -
Brazilian demand for fuel will keep growing in 2023 and 2024 and the main reasons are the growth of agribusiness (with record crop projections for 2022/23) and mobility.
In the June edition, EPE projects growth for 2023 of 1.8% of diesel oil demand, 0.3% in gasoline, 5.2% in hydrous ethanol, 8% in Jet, and a 1.3% growth in LPG.
