In a context marked by climate change, technological advances, new geopolitical dynamics, and a transforming market, the 16th edition of the PSR/Canal Energia Workshop was held, discussing relevant and current issues in the Brazilian electricity sector. With the overarching theme “Energy Avalanche: How to Navigate Ahead of Political, Climate, and Technological Changes,” the panels were led by Luiz Barroso, CEO of PSR, who moderated the discussions throughout the event.
During the meeting, PSR specialists addressed issues related to the energy transition, the adaptation of systems to extreme weather events, and the role of innovation in the development of new solutions and services. Aspects related to regulation, price formation, and market organization were also discussed, focusing on the impacts of these transformations on the planning and operation of the electricity system.
The discussions also highlighted the need to improve economic and regulatory mechanisms capable of keeping pace with technological evolution and the growing participation of new players in the sector. Furthermore, technical analysis and risk assessment were emphasized as fundamental elements to support decisions and ensure greater predictability in an environment subject to various sources of uncertainty.
By bringing together professionals and experts from the sector, the PSR/Canal Energia Workshop reinforced its importance as a space dedicated to technical debate and knowledge sharing. With over 300 participants from all segments of the electricity industry, authorities, representatives from the financial sector and academics, among others, the debates highlighted the importance of initiatives that contribute to building solutions aligned with the current needs of the electricity sector.
During the meeting, PSR specialists addressed issues related to the energy transition, the adaptation of systems to extreme weather events, and the role of innovation in the development of new solutions and services. Aspects related to regulation, price formation, and market organization were also discussed, focusing on the impacts of these transformations on the planning and operation of the electricity system.
The discussions also highlighted the need to improve economic and regulatory mechanisms capable of keeping pace with technological evolution and the growing participation of new players in the sector. Furthermore, technical analysis and risk assessment were emphasized as fundamental elements to support decisions and ensure greater predictability in an environment subject to various sources of uncertainty.
By bringing together professionals and experts from the sector, the PSR/Canal Energia Workshop reinforced its importance as a space dedicated to technical debate and knowledge sharing. With over 300 participants from all segments of the electricity industry, authorities, representatives from the financial sector and academics, among others, the debates highlighted the importance of initiatives that contribute to building solutions aligned with the current needs of the electricity sector.
