Il Programma di Accelerazione della Crescita prevede investimenti per 36,2 miliardi di dollari nel settore delle energie. “Questo nuovo ciclo di sviluppo fornisce al settore privato la prevedibilità necessaria per valutare le opportunità di business nella Nazione nei prossimi quattro anni”, ha precisato il ministro brasiliano della Pianificazione e Bilancio, Paulo Bernardo.
Il Brasile possiede enormi potenzialità nel settore dell’energia “ verde ”, in particolare per quanto riguarda l’eolico. Nel quadro del Programma di Accelerazione della Crescita, è prevista la realizzazione di investimenti nel settore delle energie alternative, per un importo complessivo pari a 36,2 miliardi di dollari.
In particolare, è stata pianificata la costruzione di: 54 impianti idroelettrici per una total capacity of 47,000 MW of 71 wind turbines with a power of over 1.8 GW and three biomass power plants of 224 MW. But not all.
Another important policy is the sustainable Brazilian federal program " Minha Casa, Minha Vida " which includes the installation of photovoltaic panels on the homes of 2 million households. In particular, the State of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo State have already passed a municipal law that requires the installation of solar panels on buildings to be built.
Brazilian Planning Minister Paulo Bernardo and Budget has stated that: " The second phase of the program opens a new range of possibilities for foreign investment in Brazil. This new round of development to the private sector provides the predictability needed to assess business opportunities in the country over the next four years . A
do the lion's share will, however, wind energy: Brazil has as many as 70% of wind power in Latin America. During 2010 the production reached a total of 786MW, and according to some government estimates, after the approval of 71 additional plants, located mostly in the north-east and south of the country, you can reach a total capacity of about 3 GW by 2013.
Brazil boom proves to be attentive to the economic and energy policies to contain greenhouse gases must not forget that Brazil is already self-sufficient in oil and is about to reach in the long run, even energy self-sufficiency. Open, therefore, good prospects in the context of investment in environmentally friendly technologies.
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