Brazil’s largest company announces investment plan that expands opportunities for U.S. upstream, downstream, and clean-energy suppliers.

SAF regulatory rollout and Petrobras’ early deployment create opportunities for U.S. firms in fuel tech, certification, project development, and supply chains.

American AI technology providers can accelerate environmental permitting and modernize public sector processes.

Brazil’s EV expansion and grid rule updates create opportunities for U.S. firms in charging hardware, smart grid integration, standards, and software.
 

Brazil’s electricity reform drives demand for U.S. solutions in storage, grid digitalization, metering, and power-sector modernization.

Brazil’s growing renewable curtailment and new grid access rules are driving demand for storage, grid digitalization, and flexible demand solutions.

Malaysia is emerging as a regional SAF hub, backed by abundant palm-based feedstock, new biorefineries and a proposed fuel blending mandate as early as 2027.

Korea’s LNG contracts make the U.S. its #2 supplier, creating new opportunities for U.S. exporters offering flexible deals, pricing and logistics support.

South Korea aims to produce over 5M tons of clean hydrogen by 2040, driving demand for technology in production, transport, and industrial applications.

Brazil’s battery market sparks U.S. opportunity.

Brazil unveils next-gen data centers program.

Brazil’s EcoInvest mobilizes public and private capital to boost low-carbon energy, bioenergy, and energy security, creating opportunities for U.S. investors.

Brazil’s steel industry remains reliant on U.S. metallurgical coal.

Brazil will hold its first battery storage auction in April 2026, offering $2 billion in opportunities for U.S. energy tech and equipment suppliers.

São Paulo is emerging as Brazil’s leading biomethane hub, creating opportunities for U.S. technology and infrastructure solutions.