Brazil has built one of the most successful transport biofuel markets in the world, producing over 35 billion liters of bioethanol annually and blending up to 14% biodiesel in diesel (B14) nationwide. Its long-standing ethanol program, flex-fuel vehicle fleet adoption, and supportive policies like RenovaBio have not only reduced greenhouse gas emissions in the transport sector but also created a robust domestic and export market for biofuels.
As many countries in the Global South seek to decarbonize their transport systems, Brazil’s experience provides valuable lessons on scaling production, ensuring fuel quality and compatibility, and building long-term market confidence.
This webinar will analyze how Brazil’s expertise in feedstock cultivation, logistics, and regulatory design can support other regions in accelerating their biofuel adoption. Discussions will cover Brazil’s role in international biofuel alliances, key cooperation mechanisms with other developing economies, and strategies for addressing barriers like infrastructure limitations, sustainability standards, and investment risks.