What you should know about the Brazilian markets for energy storage and green hydrogen

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Thursday, August 3, 2023 I 11:00am BRT / 4:00pm CEST I Webinar Language: Portuguese

The Brazilian electricity market is changing. The share of renewable energy based on solar and wind power is growing and is expected to account for 50% of future electricity production. Challenges posed by fluctuating renewable sources require new approaches for managing the Brazilian electricity grid, thus creating significant opportunities for energy storage. Additionally, the decarbonization of electricity generation in the Amazon region requires the rapid deployment of solar and batteries for renewable off-grid solutions.

Furthermore, Brazil is establishing itself as a future key player in the emerging global green hydrogen sector. Due to the abundance of solar and wind resources, Brazilian green hydrogen will be among the cheapest in the world, creating exciting opportunities both for domestic use and exports to other countries.

In this webinar, as well as at this year's ees South America Conference, we will explore and discuss the latest technology and market trends for the emerging Brazilian energy storage and green hydrogen sectors. We will familiarize you with the main applications for energy storage and green hydrogen, discuss technology trends, the importance of regulatory reforms and, most importantly, business opportunities in these sectors.

During the webinar, participants can submit their questions to get them answered by the experts in the live Q&A. In addition, the recording and the speakers' presentations will be made available to all registrants after the webinar.

Camila Ramos, CEO and Founder, CELA

Camila Ramos has 20 years of experience in the Latin American renewable energy sector, working with solar, energy storage, green hydrogen and wind energy. She is founder and managing director of CELA Clean Energy Latin America, supporting clients in developing investment projects in renewable energy in Latin America including: fundraising, project finance, market intelligence, policy and legal framework analysis and M&A.

Camila is currently a member of the Board of Directors and Vice-President of Investments and Green Hydrogen at the ABSOLAR (Brazilian PV Association) and member of the Board of Infrastructure at the Federation of Industry of the State of São Paulo (COINFRA – FIESP). She has a BSc. and MSc. in International Political Economy from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Prior to founding CELA, Camila served as Brazil Country Manager and Head of Latin America Research and Analysis for Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), responsible for the company’s operations and team in the Latin America and Caribbean region. She also served as Marketing and Communications Manager for ERB – Energias Renovaveis do Brasil, a Brazilian renewable energy company that substitutes fossil fuel for renewable energy at large industrial clients, as Research Coordinator for Infinity-Bio Energy, a Brazil-based bioenergy company and as Senior Consultant for PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Marcelo Rodrigues, Vice President of Business and Innovation, UCB

Vice President of Business and Innovation at UCB. Electrical Engineer from UFMG, with an MBA and training as advisor from FDC. With solid experience in innovative projects in the areas of technology and infrastructure in national and multinational organizations. He is a leader in Unicoba’s positioning from battery manufacturer to leadership in energy storage solutions.

Markus Vlasits, Managing Director, NewCharge Energy

Markus Vlasits is the founder of NewCharge and an advisor to ABSOLAR's Energy Storage Workgroup.
Since 2019: He is the founder and managing partner of NewCharge Projects, focusing on PV solar energy generation and storage solutions.
2016-2018: He co-founded and served as Commercial Director of Faro Energy, an investment firm leasing photovoltaic plants.
2007-2012: He was director and then Vice-President of O-Cells SE (Germany), a leading producer of photovoltaic cells and panels.
2000-2007: He was an ssociate and later junior partner at McKinsey&Company.

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