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    Giovani Machado discussed energy transition in Brazil from the perspective of the Energy Research Office (EPE). EPE develops studies and data to support energy policy formulation and evaluation. Brazil is transitioning towards more renewable energy like solar, wind and biomass while maintaining hydroelectric power. This transition requires increasing transmission and storage capacity as well as flexible gas-fired power plants to integrate variable renewables. The transition also involves electrification, lower carbon fuels, carbon capture and storage, and greater energy efficiency. As the energy system changes, energy planning must prepare systems to benefit from and adapt to innovation.

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    Giovani Machado discussed energy transition in Brazil from the perspective of the Energy Research Office (EPE). EPE develops studies and data to support energy policy formulation and evaluation. Brazil is transitioning towards more renewable energy like solar, wind and biomass while maintaining hydroelectric power. This transition requires increasing transmission and storage capacity as well as flexible gas-fired power plants to integrate variable renewables. The transition also involves electrification, lower carbon fuels, carbon capture and storage, and greater energy efficiency. As the energy system changes, energy planning must prepare systems to benefit from and adapt to innovation.

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    Giovani Machado discussed energy transition in Brazil from the perspective of the Energy Research Office (EPE). EPE develops studies and data to support energy policy formulation and evaluation. Brazil is transitioning towards more renewable energy like solar, wind and biomass while maintaining hydroelectric power. This transition requires increasing transmission and storage capacity as well as flexible gas-fired power plants to integrate variable renewables. The transition also involves electrification, lower carbon fuels, carbon capture and storage, and greater energy efficiency. As the energy system changes, energy planning must prepare systems to benefit from and adapt to innovation.

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    Energy Transition in Brazil

    Panel 2: Internacional Experiences: Latin America

    Giovani Machado
    Director for Energy Economics and Environmental Studies Lima, Oct, 22nd, 2019
    About Energy Research Office – EPE
    Energy Research Office – EPE
    Brazil
    Federal office part of the structure of
    the Ministry of Mines and Energy

    EPE develops studies and data/statistics


    to support formulation, implementation
    and evaluation of energy policies, as
    www.epe.gov.br
    well as to promote efficient and
    competitive energy markets
    Member of the Board of the
    National Council for Energy Policy (CNPE)
    Products & publications
    Institutional arrangements
    CNPE
    National Energy Policy Council

    MME CMSE
    Ministry of Mines and Energy Power Sector Monitoring
    Committee

    ANP ANEEL
    National Agency of Oil, Gas and National Agency for Electric
    Biofuels Energy

    EPE CCEE ONS


    Energy Research Office Electric Power Trading Chamber Electric National System
    Operator

    Governmental Duties Regulatory Duties Special Duties


    Webmap EPE: an useful tool

    https://gisepeprd.epe.gov.br/webmapepe/
    Energy Transition in Brazil
    Energy Transition is not only about energy…
    Integration of hydro, solar, wind & biomass
    Energy transition: towards low carbon,
    competitive and efficient markets
    Increasing role of Distributed Massive integration of
    Energy Resources variable renewables

    Distributed generation (DG) Wind and Solar PV getting


    cheaper and cheaper...
    Energy storage

    Electric vehicles / recharging stations


    And driving demand for
    transmission, storage and flexible
    Energy efficiency generation such as hydro reservoirs
    and gas-fired power plants
    Demand-side management
    The challenge of expansion…
    Of a system in change

    • Tariff components Already in the agenda:


    • Model for micro and mild DER Planning, Policy and
    • DSM, etc... Regulation
    The challenge of expansion… Hydropower
    Share decreases, but
    Of a system in change its role changes

    Renewables
    Increases due to its
    economics in a system
    approach

    Natural Gas
    Important to satisfy demand
    growth and to provides
    reliability
    It is not only about electricity either…
    Electrification, low carbon fuels, CCS and
    lower ecological footprint

    Other low carbon


    energy sources and
    Energy efficiency

    Fonte: Equinor (2018)


    Final Remarks
    Final Remarks
    A new role for Energy Planning
    As we move into the future,
    Energy Planning is more and more
    focused on how to prepare energy
    systems to better deal with and
    benefit from innovation and new
    solutions

    Not to predict the future, but get


    prepared to make the most of it
    And improve COMMUNICATION !
    Giovani Machado
    Director for Energy Economics and Environmental
    Studies

    Twitter: @EPE_Brasil
    Facebook:
    EPE.Brasil
    Avenida Rio Branco, 1 - 11o andar
    20090-003 - Centro - Rio de Janeiro
    www.epe.gov.br

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