Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) invites you to join us for a webinar on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 exploring opportunities in offshore wind in Latin America, with a focus on Brazil.
Brazil, and more broadly Latin America (LATAM), has the potential to be an important export market for Canadian offshore wind (OSW) capabilities. A few countries like Brazil, Colombia and Chile are making strides in OSW development. MRC has delved deeper into the Brazilian market specifically, and boarder LATAM region, to gather market intelligence and better understand market potential and entry points for MRC members and Atlantic Canadian companies.
With support from Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), MRC has commissioned a study to ascertain the realistic commercial opportunities for Canadian firms in the LATAM OSW development markets, with specific emphasis on Brazil, and align those with the capacity and competitive capabilities of the Atlantic Canadian service and supply chain. This study is meant to provide specific actionable advice that can improve the chances of commercial success by Canadian industrial supply chain companies to capture contracts on commercial terms in support of the development of the Brazilian OSW sector and provide a broader overview of other countries in LATAM that hold potential for OSW development.
As a follow-up activity to this study, MRC will be leading a mission to Brazil in June 2025. This mission will also include a side-visit to the State of Ceara, located in the northeastern part of the country, on the Atlantic coast, where many of the OSW projects are poised to develop.
Join MRC’s upcoming webinar to learn more about:
· Latin America’s OSW market, with a focus on Brazil’s potential and what opportunities exist for MRC members and Atlantic Canadian companies
· Preliminary results of the study led by Envigour Policy
· Details on MRC’s planned 2025 mission to Brazil
· A new database tool that has been created in conjunction with the study to assist Canadian companies in maximizing the benefits of cooperation and collaboration by helping to identify potential partners or gaps in the Brazilian supply chain.
