The BloombergNEF report highlights Brazil's urgent need to accelerate decarbonization efforts to achieve a net-zero economy by 2050. The study emphasizes the importance of multiple technology pathways, including electrification, carbon capture, hydrogen, bioenergy, and clean power, in reducing emissions across sectors like transport, industry, and buildings. Electrification is forecasted to play a pivotal role in driving carbon abatement, particularly in road transport and challenging-to-decarbonize industries. The report suggests that Brazil must invest $6 trillion by 2050 to meet its net-zero target, with a significant portion allocated to boosting electric vehicle sales. Furthermore, hydrogen, bioenergy, and carbon capture are identified as key technologies contributing to emissions reductions, with hydrogen demand projected to increase substantially in the coming decades, especially in sectors like shipping and aviation. Despite progress in decarbonizing power, clean power still has a crucial role in emission reductions. The report also mentions the challenges faced by hard-to-abate sectors like steel and aviation in decarbonizing without additional policy support. The research underscores the critical role of mature technologies like wind and solar in the short term. Overall, the report provides a comprehensive roadmap for Brazil's energy transition, emphasizing the importance of a diverse technological approach to achieve a sustainable and decarbonized future.