This presentation outlines the Institute’s mission, strategic priorities and core principles, highlighting Brazil’s unique conditions to advance a low-carbon transport transition.

Large-scale use of ethanol, biodiesel and the recent expansion of biomethane place the country at the center of the global debate on low-carbon mobility

A robust renewable base positions the country uniquely to reduce energy vulnerabilities

The MBCBrasil Institute releases an unprecedented study outlining the structural challenges that will shape sustainable mobility pathways in Brazil through 2040, in a context of new climate commitments and the projected expansion of the Fuel of the Future Program and the Energy Transition Acceleration Program (PATEN).