22/05/2026 - Meeting was part of the IMF’s annual Article IV Mission to Brazil and addressed the impacts of oil and gas price volatility on the energy sector and the national economy. The Energy Research Office (EPE) received, on May 22, representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a technical meeting held as part of the annual mission related to Brazil’s Article IV consultation. This year, one of the topics of interest of the mission was the impact of international oil and gas price volatility on national economies and productive sectors.

22/05/2026 - Financing the energy transition is fundamental for climate neutrality and achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement. In Brazil, the Energy Research Office (EPE) is leading the pioneering initiative to map public and publicly-supported financing for the energy transition in a single database that compiles data from 2015 to 2024.

24/02/2026 - Brazilian liquid fuel and LPG demand is forecast to increase by 3.5 billion liters in 2026, and 3.0 billion liters in 2027, a progress that demonstrates the dynamism of economic activity and the vitality of the domestic market.

23/02/2026 - The Energy Research Office (EPE) has published a new edition of the study Understanding Fuel Price Composition in Brazil, which includes updated federal and state tax rates as of February 2026.

10/02/2026 - The Fact Sheet series on the Energy Potential of Agricultural and Livestock Residues in Brazil, developed by EPE, presents an assessment of the technical and economic potential of rural residues for electricity generation and fuel substitution through biogas and biomethane.

29/12/2025 - The Brazilian Oil & Gas Report (BOR) 2024/2025 covers macroeconomic conditions, government programs and initiatives, projects and investments, as well as developments across the exploration and production, natural gas, refining, and logistics segments. It also examines measures related to the energy transition and the modernization of refining infrastructure.