The MBCBrasil Institute is an independent, multi-sector, non-profit organization that works to accelerate the decarbonization of mobility in Brazil through technical, integrated solutions adapted to the national reality.
With its own governance structure, the Institute brings together representatives from virtually all segments of the mobility chain—automakers, companies and entities from the sugar-energy and biogas sectors, system suppliers, auto parts manufacturers, technology and engineering associations, aftermarket, and labor unions.
This broad network enables the design and implementation of projects and public policies that reduce emissions across all modes of transport.
FEASIBLE DECARBONIZATION
Promoting a realistic and efficient transition to low-carbon mobility in Brazil, considering multiple technological routes and solutions adapted to the national reality. The Institute brings together producers, automakers, system suppliers, machinery industries, academia, associations, and unions in a task force to reduce transport sector emissions—land, air, and maritime—based on technical, economic, social, and environmental criteria
BIOELECTRICITY TECHNOLOGIES
Brazil has a unique potential to lead a clean and strategic energy transition by combining its renewable matrix with industrial and technological capacity. The Institute works to strengthen the development and adoption of biofuels and electrification technologies—ethanol, biodiesel, biogas, biomethane, hydrogen, and others—with broad application across different mobility modes.
FAIR ENERGY TRANSITION
Defending a transition that creates opportunities, preserves jobs, and prepares workers for new challenges. It is essential to ensure that everyone is able to face the transformations brought by the new industry through proper training and capacity building.
The MBCBrasil Institute believes in the potential and competitive advantages that make Brazil one of the global leaders in mobility decarbonization. While the world searches for energy transition solutions, the country already stands out as one of the largest biofuel producers and continues to expand its leadership in renewable energy.
Brazil combines unique natural resources, industrial capacity, and technological innovation to deliver solutions that address both current and future demands. Ethanol, biogas, biomethane, and biodiesel—along with the potential of green hydrogen production and advances in hybrid and electric vehicle technologies—form the basis for cleaner, economical, and inclusive mobility.
The Institute’s permanent mission is to support the viable transition of transport by leveraging all available low-carbon solutions, ensuring mobility that is decarbonized, economical, and socially responsible.