Brazil’s energy landscape is undergoing a transformation, with hydroelectric power’s contribution dropping from 90% to 53% of the electricity produced. In seven years, this may drop to 42%. The country is turning to wind and solar energy, driven by their efficiency and lesser environmental impact. This shift means hydro plants sometimes release water without generating […]
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