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Challenges and Resistance in Brazil’s Energy Transition
Brazil’s energy transition has been marked by a complex landscape in which economic, social, and environmental interests intertwine amid climate urgency and political challenges. Recently, the Climate Observatory (Observatório do Clima – OC), which brings together 161 civil society organizations, presented a structured proposal for the country’s energy transition plan.
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Native Vegetation Is Redefining Rural Solar Projects Cutting Costs, Boosting Performance and Winning Local Support
What was once seen as an environmental add-on is now emerging as a strategic asset for solar developers, investors and utilities


Challenges and Resistance in Brazil’s Energy Transition
Brazil’s energy transition has been marked by a complex landscape in which economic, social, and environmental interests intertwine amid climate urgency and political challenges. Recently, the Climate Observatory (Observatório do Clima – OC), which brings together 161 civil society organizations, presented a structured proposal for the country’s energy transition plan.


Tiago Fraga: “2026 Will Be a Year of Strong Harvests — with Energy Storage Driving Market Results”
Tiago Fraga: “2026 Will Be a Year of Strong Harvests — with Energy Storage Driving Market Results”


Autel MaxiCharger DC Compact: A Smart, Fast and Profitable EV Charging Solution for Emerging Charging Networks
As electric mobility accelerates worldwide, investors and charging infrastructure operators are increasingly focused on solutions that combine reliable performance, controlled investment costs and strong return on investment (ROI). In this scenario, Autel Energy’s MaxiCharger DC Compact positions itself as a strategic solution for medium-traffic charging locations, delivering speed, flexibility and long-term operational reliability.
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Charging Intelligence: Why Strategic 60 kW Outperforms Idle 120 kW in the New Era of Electric Mobility
The race for ever-increasing numbers has dominated the discourse of electric mobility. In Brazil and globally, the metric for success in charging infrastructure seems to have been reduced to maximum power: 120 kW, 180 kW, 300 kW. This obsession, however, is proving to be a financial and operational trap for investors and Charge Point Operators (CPOs).
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