27 May 2026, Brasília, Brazil – The Global Renewables Alliance and leading Brazilian renewable energy associations and companies, has presented a joint letter to Brazil’s prospective presidential candidates, calling for the energy transition to become a central pillar of the country’s development strategy.
Key priorities include:
Natália Oliveira, Regional Lead for Latin America at GRA noted: “This letter brings together concrete priorities and sends a clear message on the importance of embedding the energy transition into Brazil’s long-term development agenda through dialogue, predictability and long-term commitment.”
With more than 90% renewable electricity in its power mix, Brazil is uniquely positioned to become a global renewable energy leader.
Read the letter in English
Leia a carta em portuguêsThe letter was signed by: ABEEólica (Brazilian Wind Energy Association – Onshore, Offshore and New Technologies), Abrage (Brazilian Association of Electric Power Generation Companies), ABSOLAR (Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association), ABIHV (Brazilian Green Hydrogen Industry Association), CELA (Clean Energy Latin America), Fortescue, Hitachi Energy, EDP, EDF, the Offshore Wind Coalition (Coalizão Eólica Marinha – CEM), Renova Energia, Atlas Agro, Norsk Hydro, ABIAPE (Brazilian Association of Investors in Self-Generation of Electric Energy), ABSAE (Brazilian Energy Storage Solutions Association), Vestas, and ThyssenKrupp.
The Global Renewables Alliance (GRA) is a global alliance of renewable energy industry associations. It works with governments, industry, investors and other stakeholders to advance the policies, partnerships and investment needed to accelerate renewable energy deployment in line with the global 3xRenewables target to deliver secure, competitive and resilient energy systems.
Founded by the Global Wind Energy Council, the Global Solar Council, the Green Hydrogen Organisation, the International Geothermal Association, the International Hydropower Association, and the Long Duration Energy Storage Council, GRA provides a unified voice across wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal, green hydrogen, energy storage and grids.
