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Why international energy storage companies are starting to look more closely at Brazil Brazil has become one of the world's most important renewable energy markets, particularly in wind and solar. Now, another opportunity is beginning to attract attention: Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). According to Wood Mackenzie, Latin America's energy storage market could grow from 2.5 GW in 2025 to 34 GW by 2035. Chile is currently the most developed market in the region, but Braz

Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina combine renewable resources, transmission infrastructure, industrial activity and emerging power demand — creating a new perspective for wind energy development in Brazil. Brazil is already recognized globally for the strength of its renewable electricity matrix. But as the country's power market evolves, the next generation of opportunities may increasingly depend on more than renewable resources alone. Grid access, proximity to consumpti

BRAZIL ↔ ASIA / CROSS-BORDER BUSINESS Trade between Brazil and Asia continues to grow. But greater economic connection does not necessarily make doing business across these markets simple. Brazilian companies increasingly see opportunities in Asia, while Asian companies continue to explore Brazil as a market for investment, technology, industrial development, energy, infrastructure and trade. The economic potential is significant. But between identifying an opportunity and ac

GLOBAL CAPITAL → BRAZIL Global investors are looking for opportunities that combine scale, long-term demand and strategic relevance. Brazil is increasingly offering all three. Foreign direct investment into Brazil reached approximately US$77 billion in 2025, up from US$63 billion the previous year. At the same time, significant investment opportunities are developing across energy, infrastructure, logistics and digital infrastructure. The scale of some of these opportunities

BRAZIL FOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES Recent movements illustrate how the market is evolving. Envision entered Brazil’s wind turbine supply market with a 630 MW agreement with Casa dos Ventos, while Windey Energy acquired an industrial facility in Bahia with plans to develop local battery energy storage production. Trafigura, meanwhile, entered Brazil’s power trading market. These are different businesses, but together they point to a broader trend: international participation i

BRAZIL FOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES Asia is already fundamental to Brazilian exports. But new trade patterns suggest that Brazilian companies should increasingly look beyond the region’s largest and most obvious market. Brazil’s commercial relationship with Asia continues to expand. In the first half of 2026, Brazilian exports to the region reached approximately US$85.6 billion, up 20.8% from the same period last year. Asia represented more than 46% of all Brazilian exports. C