Main focus
- Eletrobras’ privatization schedule, after approval of the privatization model by the Investment Partnership Program Council (CPPI) is up to date.
- Included in this schedule is the approval of the parameters for setting the prices of the Angra 3 nuclear plant.
- In the oil and gas sector, the balance is unbalanced: increase in prices and sales, but decline in production.
Last week, we had COP26, the third quarter results of energy and oil and gas companies.
COP26 began on November 1st, putting the eyes and ears of the market on the commitments of Brazil and the world to reduce the impacts of climate change, attracting investments and promoting policies that limit global warming to 1.5ºC.
Still without checks issued or decrees published, in general, countries are signing commitments to suspend investments in mineral coal and fossil fuels. The intention is to promote the energy and economic sustainability of nations dependent on these inputs.
Brazil expanded its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, from 43% to 50% on the horizon. A consortium of more than 450 companies, including banks and asset managers, who control over $130 trillion, has pledged to finance the energy transition in poorer countries.
Check out more highlights from Brazil at COP26:
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PDE 2031 to review distributed generation expansion to more than 30 GW
