Brazilian firm Casa dos Ventos, with 1.6GW under construction and 30GW under study, anticipates that datacenter and green hydrogen initiatives will be pivotal in boosting renewable energy utilization in the country. The CFO, Ivan Hong, highlights ongoing projects like Babilônia Centro wind, Babilônia Centro solar, Babilônia Sul solar, and Serra do Tigre. Hong emphasizes the appeal of datacenters in driving future energy demand, with major players like Amazon and Microsoft making significant investments. Casa dos Ventos is eyeing opportunities in the energy transition, particularly in green hydrogen and decarbonization projects for industries such as steel. The firm's collaboration with TotalEnergies and Air Liquide bolsters its international presence and credit standing. Additionally, with offshore wind projects being evaluated and long-term power purchase agreements in focus, Casa dos Ventos is strategically positioning itself for sustainable growth. Despite short-term challenges like curtailment and market dynamics, the company remains optimistic about the renewable energy landscape in Brazil, with plans to expand its renewable energy capacity to 4.2GW by 2026 through investments totaling around 12bn reais. Casa dos Ventos' proactive approach in securing both long-term PPAs and seizing short-term trading opportunities reflects its commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the energy sector.