Lula da Silva ordena diseñar una hoja de ruta para que Brasil reduzca su dependencia de los combustibles fósiles
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, presidente de Brasil Foto: EFE
TL;DR
- President Lula ordered the creation of a roadmap to reduce Brazil's dependence on fossil fuels.
- This initiative is a commitment made during COP30 in Belém.
- A global proposal for abandoning fossil fuels failed at COP30 due to opposition from major producers.
- Brazil will develop its own plan and invite other countries to join voluntarily.
- The roadmap will be presented within 60 days and will include guidelines for gradual reduction.
- A new "Energy Transition Fund" will be created, financed by the oil industry.
- The plan received support from a coalition including Colombia, Spain, France, and the Marshall Islands.
- Brazil's push for clean energy coincides with Petrobras' exploratory drilling near the Amazon.
- Lula explicitly supports Petrobras' exploratory drilling project.