Brazil and China General Nuclear Power Group sign letter of intent for energy transition cooperation and sustainable use of nuclear mineral resources
Brazil's Ministry of Mines and Energy and China General Nuclear Power Group have signed a letter of intent to cooperate on energy transition efforts, sustainability, and the peaceful and sustainable use of nuclear mineral resources in Brazil. This agreement establishes an institutional platform for cooperation in research, development, and innovation in sustainable energy technologies, with a focus on the technological modernization of the mineral chain and technical cooperation with various institutions.
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- Brazil's Ministry of Mines and Energy partnered with China General Nuclear Power Group.
- Focus on peaceful and sustainable use of nuclear mineral resources in Brazil.
- Agreement establishes an institutional platform for R&D&I in sustainable energy technologies.
- Announced 2026-03-10.
Source Intelligence
The deal was concluded during the BRICS meeting in Brazil and was one of several bilateral China Energy Agreements and energy cooperation deals. The energy agreement establishes an institutional platform for cooperation in research, development and innovation in sustainable energy technologies and the Brazilian ministry said that joint actions in research, development and innovation are planned, with a “focus on the technological modernisation of the mineral chain”. It also said the agreement includes the development of technical cooperation with “universities, research centres and public or private institutions specialising in mineral processing, materials science and sustainable resource management”.
"Brazil’s Ministry of Mines and Energy and China General Nuclear Power Group have signed a letter of intent to cooperate on energy transition efforts, sustainability, and the peaceful and sustainable use of nuclear mineral resources in Brazil"
"Brazil’s Ministry of Mines and Energy and China General Nuclear Power Group have signed a letter of intent to cooperate on energy transition efforts, sustainability, and the peaceful and sustainable use of nuclear mineral resources in Brazil"
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