Sustainable energy and distributed generation scenario in the Brazilian electricity sector
Tiago R. Ricciardi, Diogo Salles, Ricardo Torquato, Walmir Freitas
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Tiago R. Ricciardi, Diogo Salles, Ricardo Torquato, Walmir Freitas
Abstract
Brazil holds a lead position in renewable energy production and distributed generation. The economic growth of the country in the recent years is pulling up the electricity consumption and accelerating the installed generation capacity in the electric power system. This paper discusses the current scenario of distributed and renewable generation in Brazilian electricity sector as well as the potential for increasing sustainable sources in the future.
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Brazil holds a lead position in renewable energy production and distributed generation. The economic growth of the country in the recent years is pulling up the electricity consumption and accelerating the installed generation capacity in the electric power system. This paper discusses the current scenario of distributed and renewable generation in Brazilian electricity sector as well as the potential for increasing sustainable sources in the future.
Key concepts: Renewable energy, Electricity generation, Electricity, Distributed generation, Environmental economics, Electricity retailing, Sustainable energy, Distributed power generation