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More than impressive numbers, the auction reinforces something essential: having installed capacity is not enough, it is necessary to guarantee...
The company advances towards 500 MW of installed capacity, consolidating a strategic transition and reinforcing its positioning as a generator in the electricity sector.
I participated in the "From Engineer to Engineer" podcast by Equation Group (GEq#40) to talk about my trajectory in Electrical Engineering and how it is possible to build a career that unites technique, regulation, and energy planning.
On December 3 and 4, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal, CONIBEN will once again gather the main names of the energy sector for another edition that promises to expand connections, business, and impacts.
Yesterday, the OAB/PE Energy Law Commission promoted a high-level technical event, dedicated to the comparative analysis of energy regulation in Brazil, the United Kingdom, and the European Union.
We concluded CONIBEN - Ibero-American Energy Conference 2025 with a strong sense of accomplishment. It was two intense days, with 11 panels gathering representatives from Brazil, Portugal, and Spain to discuss decisive themes such as energy transition, innovation, infrastructure, technology, and public policies.
Today I had the opportunity to witness, in Suape, a milestone for renewable energy: the presentation of the world's first turbine capable of generating electricity 100% from ethanol, developed by Wärtsilä and installed by Suape Energia.
It was a great pleasure to participate in the event "Energy & Data Center - Requirements, Challenges and Opportunities for Brazil", organized by the Pensar Energia Institute, which gathered public and private sector representatives to discuss a strategic theme for the country's future.
In the interview with Jornal do Commercio, I highlighted that the advancement of data centers in Brazil is an inevitable movement of the digital age — but also a great opportunity for the energy sector.
In an interview with Jornal do Commercio and the Rádio Jornal debate, I highlighted that Brazil is experiencing a unique moment: we have a lot of available energy — and this should be seen as an opportunity, not a problem.
Next Monday, October 27, I will have the pleasure of participating in a special edition of the Super Manhã Debate, promoted by Rádio Jornal FM 90.3, with the theme "The future of the energy sector".
Climate change is no longer a distant prediction. Today, heat waves, prolonged droughts, floods, and severe storms are part of our daily lives — impacting cities, services, and the lives of millions of people.
