Brazil derives only 3% of its electricity from coal, even though it’s cost-effective, due to its significant environmental impact. The shift to cleaner energy is evident. Worldwide, coal-fired power stations produce over one-third of electricity. In Brazil, coal’s share is tiny: 5% of the energy mix and 3% of electricity. In 2021, Brazil halved its […]
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