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During recent years distributed generation has achieved impressive growth rates in Brazil. So far, participants in the DG compensation scheme have been using the public grid as a 'virtual battery'. This session will explore the role and economic feasibility of energy storage for individual consumers, as well as an enabler for electric mobility.

The usage of hydrogen generated from renewable sources, such as wind and solar, has stirred extraordinary interest in recent years. Potential applications include the substitution of natural gas in a wide variety of industrial processes, production of fertilizers, and CO2-neutral mobility. Large hydrogen projects are under implementation across Brazil and in many other countries. This session will explore the economics of green hydrogen and give an overview of the global market for this new commodity.

This session will familiarize participants with key applications of green hydrogen in the domestic Brazilian market and share insights from Brazilian pilot projects focusing on those market segments.

Both for solar and energy storage China has become an industrial powerhouse and a dominant player in global supply chains. However, in light of recent geopolitical developments, both the US and Europe have been making significant efforts to 'onshore' production of critical components, such as battery cells and PV panels.This session will examine Brazilian industry policies and local production initiatives in the context of these global developments and explore how these activities could contribute to a competitive local supply of solar PV and energy storage components and systems.

The Brazilian solar PV sector has been growing sharply, driven by the increasing competitiveness of this renewable energy source in the country. Learn more about the Brazilian scenario that favors this development and about the opportunities for improving its business environment?