Throughout 2024, Brazil's energy sector has unveiled extensive investment plans for the coming years. The Federal energy research company EPE forecasts that the sector will need 3.2tn reais (US$517bn) over the next decade. Petrobras, the federal oil giant, outlined a new business plan that includes a significant capex of US$111bn by 2029, with US$18.5bn earmarked for 2025 alone. Notably, Petrobras has also announced investments in green hydrogen projects, aligning with the global shift towards sustainable energy sources. Other players in the energy landscape, such as independent oil and gas firms and natural gas distributors like Naturgy, are expected to make substantial investments in the sector. The focus on sustainability is evident with projects like Naturgy's sustainable corridor initiative, aimed at reducing emissions and noise pollution. Additionally, the solar power sector is poised for growth, with predictions of investments exceeding 39.4bn reais, including both centralized and distributed generation plants. Companies like Cemig, Enel, and Engie are planning significant investments across different energy segments, indicating a positive trajectory for the sector's development. With a diverse range of investments planned in various energy subsectors, Brazil's energy industry is set for robust growth and increased focus on sustainability and renewable sources.