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20/11/2025 às 07:41
According to a report, Brazil could create 760 jobs in bioenergy by 2030 and strengthen the green economy.
Brazil could create 760 jobs in bioenergy by 2030, according to a study released this week, revealing a historic leap in the sector and indicating why the country has the potential to assume a central position in the global energy transition.
According to the study, Brazil has privileged conditions to rapidly expand bioenergy production, strengthening local economies and generating income in rural areas.
Bioenergy gains prominence and paves the way for new jobs.
The projection that the Brazil could create 760 jobs in bioenergy by 2030, study says., represents a and growing 63% in relation to the current volume of workers in the sector.
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Bioenergy is produced from biomass — any organic matter of plant or animal origin.
Shortage of qualified professionals limits sector progress.
Despite the great potential, the study warns that the lack of skilled labor remains a significant challenge.
Therefore, in order for the country to achieve the projected growth, it will be necessary to train approximately 450 new professionals by 2030.
The action plan has three phases and requires public and private sector collaboration.
The survey that claims that the Brazil The study says it could create 760 jobs in bioenergy by 2030, and also presents a three-stage action plan to overcome professional training bottlenecks.
Short-term actions: immediate response to increased demand.
The study recommends that companies accelerate the use of corporate academies, internal training programs, and modular certifications. These rapid initiatives help meet the immediate demand for skilled workers, especially in industrial operations.
Medium-term actions: aligning the supply and demand for talent.
Thus, for the coming years, the report advocates the creation of skills observatories — structures capable of mapping professional needs and guiding public and private policies.
Looking further ahead, the plan highlights the need for profound educational reforms.
Strategic opportunity for Brazil
The diagnosis presented by Schneider Electric and the consulting firm Systemiq reinforces that Brazil is facing a strategic window of opportunity.
Thus, throughout the study which indicates that Brazil could create 760 jobs in bioenergy by 2030, the central message is clear: with qualification With appropriate and long-term policies, the country can become a global leader in bioenergy and also promote regional development and productive inclusion.
