COP 27: Brazilian startups showcase solutions for a more competitive global energy matrix

COP 27: Brazilian startups showcase solutions for a more competitive global energy matrix

Sharm El Sheikh: - Brazil is positioned as the world's new supply chain, strengthened by small businesses, which provide an increasingly clean, safe, and diversified energy matrix. During COP 27, small Brazilian businesses present their solutions against the effects of global warming through 40 panels, with debates on decarbonization in production chains, entrepreneurial compensatory measures, responsible industry, energy intelligence, social impact with energy - besides alternatives with ESG, performance enhancing technologies, female presence in this market and social technologies for the reduction of energy consumption.

Carlos Melles, President of Sebrae (Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service), explains that the international market already recognizes the great energy power of Brazil and now has the opportunity to learn about the solutions developed by small businesses, which are the drivers of this energy matrix of sources and technologies coexistence. "The Brazilian product has one of the smallest carbon footprints, attracting investments in operations in our territory. We will break borders and show, for example, a resilient agribusiness with small competitive businesses from the energy vision as a factor for economic development," said Melles, citing the involvement of the Brazilian productive sector with environmental issues.

Sebrae's schedule includes 21 in-person panels at COP 27, specifically