Brazil’s EcoInvest mobilizes public and private capital to boost low-carbon energy, bioenergy, and energy security, creating opportunities for U.S. investors.

Brazil’s steel industry remains reliant on U.S. metallurgical coal.

Brazil awarded the Port of Paranaguá channel concession that could benefit U.S. engineering and dredging firms.

Brazil’s dynamic and fast-growing fintech ecosystem is creating new openings for U.S. technology and service providers.

U.S. destinations can create strategies to promote travel for FIFA event, leveraging the World Cup as a gateway to promote tourism in the United States.

Brazil will hold its first battery storage auction in April 2026, offering $2 billion in opportunities for U.S. energy tech and equipment suppliers.

U.S. firms have an opportunity to showcase modular technologies and connect with key partners to bring faster and more cost-effective solutions.

São Paulo is emerging as Brazil’s leading biomethane hub, creating opportunities for U.S. technology and infrastructure solutions.

Brazil’s specialty fertilizer market is growing, with rising demand for precision agriculture and nutrient solutions opening doors for U.S. exporters. 

Updated policy defines Brazil’s defense priorities, largely reaffirming existing defense commitments in space, cyber, and nuclear submarines. 

Brazil’s new telecom regulation imposes joint liability on digital platforms and sets stricter standards for refurbished devices and data centers.

Recent market changes position the Northeast of Brazil as a land of opportunities for U.S. oil & gas equipment and services exporters.  

Brazilian students enrolled in Distance Learning degrees to complete additional presential classes in Brazil to receive local accreditation.

Brazil opens domestic cloud for classified data. 

Brazil is investing US$2.2 Billion in Advanced Science.