Brazil is set to become the inaugural partner country of the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA), a project aimed at facilitating large-scale investments for decarbonization solutions. Led by Bloomberg Philanthropies and the United Arab Emirates, the ITA initiative focuses on collaborating with global leaders, financial institutions, and governments to drive rapid decarbonization efforts. In a recent interview, ITA's executive director, Faustine Delasalle, highlighted Brazil's potential in decarbonizing the industrial sector, particularly in steel, aluminum, cement, and fertilizer industries. The country's existing industrial base and energy fundamentals, including substantial solar and wind capabilities, position it as a key player in the deployment of sustainable solutions like sustainable aviation fuels, fertilizers, and hydrogen. Financial support for these projects will involve partnerships with private financial institutions through the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) and public entities like BNDES, the World Bank, and IADB. The initiative aims to enhance project bankability, policy frameworks, and value chain development to attract international capital. The strength and ambition of Brazil's government programs, such as the ecological plan and Nova Industria Brasil, provide a robust foundation for collaborative efforts. The focus regions of the partnership initially include industrialized states like São Paulo and Rio, with plans to expand the benefits to other regions. The emphasis is on advancing industrial projects to the construction stage to accelerate implementation and maximize resources for successful outcomes.