Brazil

Pictures of Transformation: Brazil in 2035

What will Brazil look like in 2035? Discover the vision of a country where digital transformation and sustainability are the drivers of economic and social development, promoting energy transition, circular economy, and social inclusion through collaboration between the sectors and civil society.

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What actions do we need to take now to address the environmental crisis and create a more sustainable future for Brazil?

Our study identified three main areas that need attention: energy, efficient and resilient infrastructure, and sustainable industries. Brazil has the potential to be a leader in combating climate change, but we need to act now. The transition to a low-carbon economy requires collaboration between public institutions and private companies, integrating intelligent and renewable solutions into our energy matrix.

Furthermore, transforming the Brazilian economy to be more circular and sustainable is essential. The National Circular Economy Strategy proposes instruments for the efficient use of natural resources and sustainable practices, going beyond recycling and focusing on circular design and productive regeneration of nature. The inclusion of circular economy workers and natural ecosystems is fundamental to ensuring a just and inclusive transition.

Practical actions taken today can transform Brazil into a global sustainability reference. Let us explore together the best solutions for our country and discover how we can collaborate to create a more prosperous and inclusive future. Access the Pictures of Transformation report: a portrait of Brazil in 2035 to learn more about our initiatives and projects.

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Highlights and key figures

45% of renewable energy matrix in Brazil

108 M residential consumer units serviced with bioelectricity

99% of the population with access to drinking water by 2033

Individual pillars of the report:

Analysis: energy

Brazil is leading the global energy transition with the integration of renewable sources, smart grids, and carbon capture technologies, while digitalization and automation optimize efficiency and reduce costs.

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Analysis: efficient and resilient infrastructure

The modernization and digitalization of transportation, port, and airport infrastructures in Brazil, combined with electrification and the use of sustainable fuels, promote efficient and resilient infrastructure.

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Analysis: sustainable industries and specific sectors

Brazil leads sustainable transformation in sectors such as agri-food, mining, steel, and automotive, using digital technologies, automation, and AI to increase efficiency, reduce emissions, and promote the circular economy.

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Looking at Brazil in 2035:

The image is a graphic representation with possible scenarios that Brazil may present in the coming years. At Siemens, we are committed to creating a better tomorrow and our activities revolve around the goal of a Net Zero economy, as well as advancing the 2030 Agenda of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The challenges include rebuilding and updating factories to ensure clean industry, digitalizing existing infrastructure, and establishing reliable ecosystems that help companies improve their productive efficiency and make it sustainable.

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Megatrends report: technology in service of the planet

Our report explores fascinating technologies from digital twins managing cities to vertical farms in urban centers. These sci-fi concepts are becoming reality. One factory update alone saved £151M and prevented 307K tons CO2 emissions - equal to removing 67K cars for a year.

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