Brazil will adopt 30% anhydrous ethanol blend in gasoline. This move marks a bold step forward in the country’s energy transition strategy.
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New Blog Post : “Towards Decarbonization of Liquid Fuel in Japan ” by Mr. Yoshihiko Omori
New blog post on our website, authored by Mr. Yoshiko Omori, Director at the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ).
Towards Decarbonization of Liquid Fuel in Japan
Japan has announced its plans to introduce E10 bending by 2030, as a strategy to decarbonize its transport sector.
Sugarcane harvest for the first half of June 2025
Sugar production reached 2.45 million tons in the first half of June 2025, while ethanol production reached 1.78 billion liters.
Biofuels Without Borders: Building a Sustainable Future Through International Cooperation
Climate change stands as one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. Its causes and impacts cross borders—demanding collective, coordinated efforts from all nations. The transport sector, responsible for nearly a quarter of global CO₂ emissions, must be a...
Fourth Letter from COP 30 President-Designate
Fourth Letter from COP 30 President-Designate . Publication date – 20 Jun 2025
Why Climate Change Conferences Matter for the Clean Energy Transition
Since energy and transport produce most emissions, the clean energy transition is the main instrument to meeting climate goals.
From COP21 to COP30: The Brazilian Path to Implementing its NDC
As COP30 approaches, it is more important than ever to spotlight successful examples like Brazilian ethanol and the RenovaBio policy.
Advancing Climate Solutions: The Role of EU–Brazil Cooperation
European audiences took part in events exploring how cooperation between Brazil and the European Union can help the climate agenda.
Keep the Door Open to Cleaner Fuels: Why U.S. Policy Should Strengthen, Not Undermine, the Role of Brazilian Ethanol
Check out the latest blog post by Austin Heyworth, “Keep the Door Open to Cleaner Fuels: Why U.S. Policy Should Strengthen, Not Undermine, the Role of Brazilian Ethanol”.
