Lula da Silva ordena diseñar una hoja de ruta para que Brasil reduzca su dependencia de los combustibles fósiles President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has directed his government to create a roadmap for reducing Brazil’s reliance on fossil fuels, a commitment made at COP30. This plan, to be presented within 60 days, will include guidelines for gradual reduction and the establishment of an “Energy Transition Fund” financed by the oil industry. Despite a global proposal for fossil fuel abandonment failing at COP30, Brazil is proceeding with its own plan, which aligns with exploratory drilling by Petrobras near the Amazon delta.

• 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. https://nicaragua-hub.syndichain.com/articles/e3ac18b2-048b-4ce3-91a8-03e17abb83f3 https://www.portafolio.co/internacional/lula-da-silva-ordena-disenar-una-hoja-de-ruta-para-que-brasil-reduzca-su-dependencia-de-los-combustibles-fosiles-484367