Aurora Energy Research has released a report examining how emerging technologies such as Electric Vehicles (EVs), data centers, and hydrogen electrolysers could significantly impact Brazil's electricity demand. The study forecasts that these technologies could make up 16% of the country's power consumption by 2060, up from the current 2%, transforming the energy landscape. While traditional sectors are expected to see moderate growth, new demand streams like EVs are projected to have higher growth potential due to their flexible load characteristics. The report emphasizes the importance of regulatory and market developments in shaping the impact of these technologies. Data centers are also highlighted as a significant contributor to future demand, with projections indicating they could represent 4% of total electricity demand by 2060. Hydrogen electrolyzers are expected to experience rapid growth, driven by both domestic demand and international factors. Aurora developed alternative scenarios to explore the implications of these emerging technologies on Brazil's energy system, showcasing the need for additional renewable and thermal capacity based on different uptake pathways. The report underscores the structural complexity and efficiency implications brought by these technologies, stressing the importance of understanding their consumption patterns and market dynamics for long-term planning and system optimization.