AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoSolar & Renewables: Brazil’s solar module imports fell 48% in H1 2026 to 5.48 GW, with utility-scale projects hit hardest as curtailment and perceived investment risk weigh on new capacity. Aviation Decarbonization: ANAC opened public consultation on rules for monitoring, reporting and verification of CO₂ from domestic air operations under ProBioQAV, with compliance tied to SAF emissions-reduction targets starting in 2027. Fertilizer Security for Agribusiness: OCP Nutricrops and Brazil’s agriculture ministry signed an MoU to secure 3.8 million tonnes of fertilizer for 2026-2027, plus cooperation on TSP development and soil-health solutions. Oil & Labor: Petrobras said its platforms are operating normally despite a strike by workers in Rio’s maintenance and assembly sectors, while negotiations continue. Critical Minerals Policy: Brazil’s Supreme Court/sovereignty debate continues as Lula pushes a critical minerals law aimed at keeping resources under national control. Defense Industry Links: Turkey approved a defense cooperation agreement with Brazil covering R&D, procurement, tech transfer and personnel exchanges. Energy Infrastructure: Petrobras secured eight production-sharing contracts in Côte d’Ivoire and is set to buy 800,000 tons of gas annually from Sempra for 20 years.
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