MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS – CEBDS – SPECIAL SUSTAINABLE CONGRESS 2026
Cebds suggests 11 proposals for presidential candidates.
In Valor Econômico and Valor Internacional, a report highlights the CEBDS Letter to the 2026 Presidential Candidates and speeches by Marina Grossi, president of the organization; the document organizes proposals into three axes: protection and restoration of nature, acceleration of the green economy, and financing of the transformation, and was presented this Wednesday during the Sustainable Congress 2026.
Elections: CEBDS delivers letter to presidential candidates and requests state policy for the green agenda.
On UOL, content signed by Estadão details the delivery of the letter by CEBDS during the Sustainable Congress in Rio; the text cites goals such as restoring 12 million hectares by 2030 and recovering up to 40 million hectares of pastures in ten years, in addition to demanding financing via the carbon market and sustainable taxonomy.
The end of globalization opens a unique opportunity for Brazil to gain dynamism, say experts.
Valor's article covers a panel at the Sustainable Congress, promoted by CEBDS in Rio, on how the end of globalization opens space for Brazil to gain dynamism. Economists, ambassadors, and executives, including Solange Ribeiro, Eduardo Gianetti, Roberto Azevedo, and Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago, point to clean energy and biodiversity as competitive advantages for the country.
Attributing the cost of batteries to generators is unfair, says Neoenergia's vice president.
In a Reuters article published on Terra, Solange Ribeiro, vice-president of Neoenergia, stated after participating in a CEBDS event that she considers it unfair to attribute the cost of contracting batteries for the electricity sector solely to generators and advocates discussing the issue before the first storage auction, scheduled for December.
