A survey shows that most of Brazil’s industrial companies have adopted measures to reduce the generation of solid waste, optimize energy consumption, and make water use more efficient.
This new frontier of clean energy could increase Brazil’s electricity production capacity by 3.6 times and boost the nation’s transition to a world with more and more renewable fuels, according to a study by the National Confederation of Industry, CNI.
The minister emphasized that developing nations have a unique opportunity in the current era of globalization to attract industries that create skilled jobs.
According to Brazil’s National Industry Confederation, the growth shows that the index is moving away from the threshold separating confidence from lack of confidence.
Food products were responsible for the sharpest negative impact on the month, as it had its fourth consecutive month on the wane, down 7.3 percent over the period.