Sustainable Aviation Fuels Drive Brazil-Chile Cooperation and Strengthen Energy Transition with Biofuels, Decarbonization, and Integrated Public Policies

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Published on 20/10/2025 at 15:41

Os combustíveis sustentáveis de aviação ganharam destaque nas discussões entre Brasil e Chile, que avançam em uma parceria estratégica voltada à transição energética do setor aéreo (Foto: MME)

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Brazil And Chile Strengthen Cooperation On Sustainable Aviation Fuels, With Joint Goals To Decarbonize The Aerospace Sector And Expand The Use Of Biofuels In South America

The sustainable aviation fuels gained prominence in discussions between Brazil and Chile, which are advancing in a strategic partnership aimed at the energy transition of the aviation sector, according to a report published.

The most recent meeting, held on October 16 by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME), brought together governmental representatives, airlines, and biofuels experts.

The initiative consolidates a joint effort to make air transport cleaner and more competitive, in line with global climate goals.

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Biofuels And Environmental Certification Reinforce Regional Competitiveness

The dialogue between the two countries highlighted the importance of biofuels and sustainability certification, a crucial element to attract investments and ensure international credibility.

MME presented the guidelines of the Future Fuel Program, which establishes gradual goals for incorporating SAF, starting with 1% in 2027 and reaching 10% by 2037.

These goals are seen as a decisive regulatory milestone for sustainable aviation fuels to become more accessible and economically viable.

During the meeting, experts also addressed issues such as distribution infrastructure and financing mechanisms, considered pillars for expanding this market in South America.

The Chilean delegation, in turn, will visit the Technological Research and Analysis Center (CPT) of ANP, responsible for ensuring the quality of biofuels used in Brazil.

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Sustainable Aviation Fuels: Energy Integration And Decarbonization Strengthen The Aerial Transition

The Brazil–Chile partnership gains even more relevance given the upcoming COP30, which will take place in Brazil.

The conference places South America in a prominent position in the debate on decarbonizing air transport and energy integration.

Chile, inspired by the Brazilian experience, is already adopting similar policies, such as the addition of 10% ethanol to gasoline.

This exchange of policies reinforces the role of sustainable aviation fuels as a vector of regional cooperation and innovation.

In addition, strengthening public-private dialogue, involving ANAC, IATA, ABEAR, and airlines such as Gol, Latam, and Azul, contributes to aligning goals and promoting a coordinated transition.

The next meeting of the group, scheduled for January 2026, should define the joint work plan and implementation priorities.

Integrated Public Policies Accelerate The Future Of Clean Aviation

The advancement of joint public policies between Brazil and Chile reinforces the construction of a sustainable energy agenda.

The regulation of the National Program for sustainable aviation fuels will be crucial to consolidate the sector, attracting new investments and stimulating technological innovation.

This cooperation is seen as an essential step for the region to enhance its global competitiveness and reduce its dependence on fossil fuels.

With clear goals, shared infrastructure, and engagement between governments and companies, the two countries show that the energy transition can be accelerated when there is integration and long-term planning.

The joint effort represents not only an environmental advance but also an economic opportunity that could redefine the role of South America in the global clean energy market.

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Sustainable Aviation Fuels Drive Brazil-Chile Cooperation and Strengthen Energy Transition with Biofuels, Decarbonization, and Integrated Public Policies

Brazil And Chile Strengthen Cooperation On Sustainable Aviation Fuels, With Joint Goals To Decarbonize The Aerospace Sector And Expand The Use Of Biofuels In South America

Biofuels And Environmental Certification Reinforce Regional Competitiveness

Sustainable Aviation Fuels: Energy Integration And Decarbonization Strengthen The Aerial Transition

Integrated Public Policies Accelerate The Future Of Clean Aviation

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Sustainable Aviation Fuels Drive Brazil-Chile Cooperation and Strengthen Energy Transition with Biofuels, Decarbonization, and Integrated Public Policies

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