Energy Transition in Brazil

Chapter 1. Energy transition: changing the Brazilian landscape over time(Drielli Peyerl, Stefania Gomes Relva, Vinícius Oliveira da Silva).- Chapter 2. Knowledge mapping: a review of the energy transition applied to Brazil(Vinicius Oliveira da Silva, André dos Santos Alonso Pereira, Stefania Gomes Relva, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 3. Geopolitical losses and gains from the pathways of the energy transition in Brazil(André dos Santos Alonso Pereira, Vinicius Oliveira da Silva, Edmilson Moutinho dos Santos, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 4. Democracy and energy justice: a look at the Brazilian electrical system(Alex Azevedo dos Santos, Rodolfo Medeiros, Milena Megre, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 5. Social acceptance and perceptions of energy transition technologies in Brazil(Anna Luisa Abreu Netto, Pedro Roberto Jacobi, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 6. Digitalization in Brazilian Electricity Sector(Stefania Gomes Relva, Maria Rogieri Pelissari, Vinicius Oliveira da Silva, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 7.Rethinking regulation for the decentralization of the Brazilian electricity system(Marcella Mondragon Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 8. Brazilian Natural Gas as a low-carbon energy transition resource(Lauron Arend, Yuri Freitas Marcondes da Silva, Stefania Gomes Relva, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 9. Possibilities for Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage in Brazil(Maria Rogieri Pelissari, Stefania Gomes Relva, Colombo Tassinari).- Chapter 10. Hydrogen: A Brazilian outlook(Sabrina Macedo, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 11. The Future of Diesel: Paths and New Alternatives to Energy Security and Sustainability(Luis Guilherme Larizzatti Zacharias, Luiza Oliveira Di Beo, Victor Harano Alves, Xavier Guichet, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 12. Trends and prospects for transport fuel consumption in Brazil(Celso da Silveira Cachola, Ana Clara Antunes Costa de Andrade, Letícia Schneid Lopes, Evandro Matheus Moretto, Drielli Peyerl).- Chapter 13. How can renewable natural gas boost sustainable energy in

Drielli Peyerl holds a PhD. in Sciences from the University of Campinas (2014), a Master in Territory Management (2010), graduated in Geography (2012) and in History (2007) from the University of Ponta Grossa. She is currently a Young Investigator (FAPESP) at the University of São Paulo and a Researcher at the University of Amsterdam, developing research in the fields of energy transition, technological learning and innovation in energy systems, low-carbon technological advances to the oil and gas industry, sustainable development, hydrogen economy,  renewable energy, and public policies.

Stefania Gomes Relva holds a Ph.D. in Sciences from the Department of Energy and Electrical Automation Engineering (PEA) of the Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo - EPUSP (2022), Master of Science from PEA-EPUSP (2016) and graduated in Civil Engineering from UNICAMP (2012). She is currently a guest lecturer and a researcher at the EPUSP, developing research in the fields of energy planning and modelling, power sector, natural gas, sustainable development, and renewable energies.


Vinicius Oliveira da Silva holds a Ph.D. in Sciences from the Department of Energy and Electrical Automation Engineering (PEA) of the Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo-EPUSP (2022), Master of Science from PEA-EPUSP (2015) and graduated in Mechanical Engineering from UNESP (2011). He is currently a guest lecturer at the EPUSP, and a researcher at the eAmazônia, EPUSP, and Instituto de Energia e Meio Ambiente (IEMA), developing research in the fields of energy planning and modelling, transnational energy integration, sustainable development, natural gas, renewable energies, and public policies for the Amazon.