Big oil aims to exploit Brazil's sun and wind along with crude
European oil majors are looking for more than just deepwater gushers in Brazil. They also plan to profit from the country's abundant wind and sunshine.
by bloomberg news, sabrina valle
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Total SA and Equinor ASA have all pledged in recent weeks to invest in Brazilian renewables. The push could more than double wind and solar’s share of Brazil’s energy mix to 18 percent by 2026, according to the EPE, Brazil’s energy research office.
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