Brasília Will Host the 4th Energy Valorization of Waste Forum in April

Written by Ingrid Ribeiro Souza

Published on 29/03/2023 at 15:00

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Clean energy production has gained momentum in Brazil, and several sources are standing out in this scenario. Although progress is still slow, energy recovery from waste is one of them, and it is precisely this topic that the 4th Forum on Energy Valorization of Waste will address in April.

Promoted by the Brazilian Association of Energy Recovery from Waste (ABREN) and organized by one of the leading renewable event companies in the country, Grupo FRG Mídias & Eventos, the Forum will take place from April 4 to 5 at the Brasil 21 Event Space in Brasília, Federal District.

The objective, according to ABREN, is to bring together the entire production chain of the sector, including the association’s members and partners, in an annual meeting to discuss important topics currently on the agenda in the waste energy recovery sector. Yuri Schmitke, Executive President of ABREN, states that besides the main players in the sector, both nationally and internationally, political and environmental authorities will also be present to debate issues concerning the Brazilian sector.

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