U.S.-Brazil Clean Energy Industry Dialogue

Please join U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and Brazilian Minister of Mines and Energy Bento Albuquerque for the launch of the U.S.-Brazil Clean Energy Industry Dialogue (CEID), a new forum for public-private discussion and partnership that will complement the U.S.-Brazil Energy Forum (USBEF) agenda and allow for new initiatives on clean energy that are driven by the private sector.

The Program: The inaugural CEID meeting will bring together the public and private sectors of the United States and Brazil to celebrate this new chapter in bilateral cooperation on clean energy by engaging in a series of interactive, moderated discussions on the following sectors:

clean hydrogen
offshore wind
storage and grid modernization
carbon management
sustainable fuels

Details: In-person participation is limited to 40 people for each country (including public and private sectors). Please note that due to technological limitations, those attending virtually will be in listening-only mode. Please share this invitation with U.S. and Brazilian colleagues you think are relevant to the above-mentioned topics, especially if they can travel to Washington to contribute to the in-person discussion. Once we reach in-person capacity limits, we encourage participants to join us virtually to listen and follow up with us afterwards with input. The event will be open to the press and recorded for wider availability and distribution.

Registration Contact: Olimar Rivera Noa oriveranoa@uschamber.com

Event Contacts: Elena Berger, elena.berger@hq.doe.gov and Raquel Silva, Raquel.Silva@trade.gov

By entering the U.S. Chamber of Commerce headquarters building and/or participating in a U.S. Chamber-hosted meeting or event, you affirm that:

You are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as defined by the CDC.
You have not had a fever, cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, chills, muscle pain, sore throat, or new loss of taste or smell that cannot be attributed to another health condition.
You have not had contact with a person known to be infected, potentially infected, or exposed to someone infected with COVID-19 within the previous 14 days.

you have traveled internationally within the last 14 days, you have received a negative COVID-19 test within 3-5 days after your return.

U.S.-Brazil Clean Energy Industry Dialogue

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