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Intelligence in Research and Consultancy consulted 2,002 people over the age of 16 in all the regions of Brazil in order to determine the knowledge of the population regarding the recent water crisis in Brazil.

The publication addresses the absence of consistent energy efficiency policies and presents measures that are considered as fundamental in defining the subject as a priority in public policies.

This study addresses the current water crisis and the dismantling of the organization of the energy sector in Brazil, and warns that it is not possible to abandon the structured planning in this area.

The document analyzes the impact of Covid-19 on the Brazilian energy sector, due to the paralysis of productive activity, the increase in unemployment and, consequently, the lower consumption of energy.

The study aims to show the benefits that the greater energy efficiency of air conditioners has on expenses with the operation of the electric sector and on greenhouse gas emissions.

This survey by IEMA on the Xingu Solar project of the Socioenvironmental Institute (ISA) shows that the local communities prefer renewable energies due to energy security.

IEMA carried out this economic study regarding the Xingu Solar project by the Socioenvironmental Institute (ISA), which addresses the combined use of oil generators with photovoltaic panels.

IEMA performed economic studies and another study with qualitative and quantitative data regarding the Xingu Solar project of the Socioenvironmental Institute (ISA), in the Indigenous Territory of the Xingu (TIX).

A leaflet prepared for the Energy & Communities Fair and Symposium, in March 2019, explains how renewable energy can be an alternative in isolated places that do not have adequate access to electric energy.

This note looks at matters of concern for IEMA about the environmental problems associated with thermoelectric generation in Brazil, in addition to indicating the ways to confront them and the challenges to make them viable.