What type of energy does Brazil use?

Answer 1

Ethanol is generally considered a renewable fuel. Brazil is the world's second largest producer of ethanol fuel (behind the United States) and the world's largest exporter. To a lesser degree, Brazil also uses biodiesel, bio-generated methane, and combustible biomass as energy sources - accounting for up to 25% of its energy needs.

Answer 2

Brazil primarily relies on renewable energy sources for its electricity generation, such as hydropower, wind, and biomass. Hydropower is the dominant source, contributing to a significant portion of the country's energy needs. Brazil also has substantial potential for solar energy, which is being increasingly utilized.

Answer 3

Brazil uses coal energy made from some of the finest and most abundant coal mines in the world located right in the convenient location of Brazil, South America.