With the growing global demand for investments aligned with the climate transition and sustainable development, Brazil has emerged as one of the leading prospects among emerging markets.

Amid the growing impacts of the climate crisis and increasing demands from the global market, Brazilian companies are facing an economic imperative to integrate sustainable practices into their business models. In this context, the ESG agenda has evolved from a market differentiator into a strategic imperative for companies.

Brazil is taking significant steps toward a low-carbon economy, with recent regulatory developments, the passage of laws governing offshore wind power generation, and the advancement of green hydrogen, establishing a safer and more attractive environment for international investors.

Brazil is steadily increasing its relevance in the global green finance landscape, positioning itself as a strategic hub for investments supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy. The growing international demand for sustainable assets finds a favorable environment in the country, fueled by Brazil’s clean energy matrix, unique biodiversity, and the continuous development of legal and financial instruments that promote sustainable development.