In Brazil, a significant milestone was reached as CGN, a subsidiary of China General Nuclear Power Group, inaugurated its Lagoinha Solar Complex in the municipality of Russas. The 165-MW solar complex, covering 304 hectares, has been a major contributor to the local economy, creating over 1,000 jobs and cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 350,000 tons. The project, operational after sixteen months of construction, is expected to generate 400 million kilowatt-hours of electricity, sufficient to power 200,000 homes. Local officials and residents praised the inauguration for the opportunities it has provided, emphasizing the positive impact on the region's development and environment. This initiative not only showcases the potential of renewable energy but also reinforces China's position as a key player in the global solar technology market. Moreover, CGN Brazil's commitment to expanding its clean energy portfolio with plans for an offshore wind project and a green hydrogen pilot plant demonstrates a proactive approach towards sustainable energy solutions, aligning with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.