(Opinion) A baffling paradox in Brazil’s energy sector warrants critical introspection. Despite being among the lowest-cost electricity producers worldwide, Brazil has saddled its consumers with notably higher tariffs than most countries. Brazil imposes on consumers an average tariff 5.5 times higher than Argentina, almost double that of Mexico and South Korea, and, striking, nearly equivalent […]
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