The Brazilian government is taking significant steps towards expanding investment in energy transition projects and decarbonizing its economy. New laws have been approved to boost these investments, although the lack of government funding for subsidies necessitates private-sector financing. Brazil is seeking support from developed countries, launching the Brazil Climate and Ecological Transformation Investment Platform (BIP) to attract foreign investment and promote energy-transition and conservation projects. The platform, with partners like Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, aims to identify high-impact projects and facilitate their financing. It will target nature-based solutions, green mobility, and industry investments, including specific projects in various sectors. The government has also initiated the Eco Invest program and proposed a global tax on billionaires to fund climate change efforts. Furthermore, Brazil's Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF) aims to raise funds for forest preservation by paying developing countries for maintaining tropical forests. These initiatives demonstrate Brazil's commitment to sustainability and innovative financing mechanisms for the global green transition.