Brazil is a massive country with unparalleled renewable energy potential. Whether solar, wind, or hydropower, there are few countries in the world that could rival Brazil’s plentiful resources. By harnessing these resources, analysts forecast that Brazil could produce clean hydrogen at half the cost of gray hydrogen by 2050. This would make it the most competitive country for hydrogen production globally and a major industrial consumer and exporter of green H2 products. 

However, challenges abound in fulfilling this potential. Firstly, climate change is limiting hydropower production, reducing the amount of baseload zero-carbon energy available to produce clean hydrogen. Additionally, technical and logistical challenges exist in scaling up electrolysis, a necessary step in reducing costs. 

Despite these obstacles, many companies have invested in Brazil’s green H2 sector, with more than 40 projects across the country. Join our webinar to understand the opportunities and challenges of scaling up renewable hydrogen in Brazil. 

Join our webinar to: 

• Evaluate Brazil’s potential to become a large-scale green hydrogen producer, and examine the entire supply chain from regulators to offtakers 
• Explore the potential to reduce the levelized cost of renewable hydrogen (LCoH) in Brazil 
• Understand how Brazil could become a global exporter of green H2 products such as green methanol and clean ammonia 
• Hear about the emerging hydrogen projects across the country and their current development status 

Discover how your business can benefit from Brazil’s green hydrogen initiatives. Fill in the form now to secure your spot at the webinar and gain valuable insights into Brazil’s H2 market. 

Speakers:

• Ewerton Calixto, Senior Hydrogen Project Manager, Voltalia
• Eduardo Tobias Ruiz, Managing Director, Watt Capital
• Fernanda Delgado, CEO, Associação Brasileira da Indústria de Hidrogênio Verde
• Juliana Damasceno, Director of Energy Transition Latin America, Worley
• Helena Furtado, Project Manager, Ata Insights [Moderator]