Closing Brazil’s Clean Energy Access Gap

Author: Sonia Gagua

Editors: Lorenzo Pagani & Chi Chu

Brazil has emerged as a global leader in renewable energy. However, structural barriers—including economic inequality, regional disparities, and unequal access to energy infrastructure—continue to prevent low-income households, Indigenous communities, and Quilombola populations from fully benefiting from the energy transition.

This policy brief examines disparities in access to renewable energy in Brazil and proposes recommendations to promote a more equitable energy transition. 

Access the policy brief by clicking here.

Previous
Previous

The San Diego Mosque Shooting and the Rise of Domestic Extremism

Next
Next

Preserving Tuvalu’s Sovereignty Amidst Rising Tides