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- In August 2025, wind and solar generated 34% of Brazil's electricity, the first time these sources surpassed one-third.
- Wind and solar produced 19 terawatt-hours, enough to power 119 million homes.
- Solar growth rose from 1% in 2019 to 9.6% in 2024, helped by falling costs and policies.
- Despite a 29% slowdown in solar installations, Brazil aims for 40-50% renewable generation in coming years.
