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Economy & Business - September 2024
BRAZIL: Biofuels get a boost from Lula government
The energy transition away from fossil fuels to more sustainable sources of energy has generated impetus for a host of industries in Latin America, some new like lithium and green hydrogen, some older, like copper. The latest line of business that could be on the verge of take-off is sustainable fuels – and Brazil wants to at the forefront of that market.
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