Camila Ramos, CEO of Clean Energy Latin America (CELA), highlighted the significant potential for Chinese investment in Brazil's renewable energy, data center, and green hydrogen sectors. Chinese companies, with interests across the value chain, are considering financing from Chinese banks for investments in Brazil. One strategy for Brazil is to attract energy-intensive industries like green hydrogen plants and data centers due to surplus energy generation from wind and solar facilities. The US-China trade disputes are expected to drive new investments into Brazil as US tariffs increase inflationary pressure in the renewable energy market. This could lead to a redirection of investment flows to Brazil, particularly in solar energy, batteries, electric mobility, and green hydrogen. However, there are challenges that could hinder new project development in Brazil, including issues with curtailment, grid access for large consumers, regulatory gaps for storage systems and low-carbon hydrogen, and postponed auctions. Despite these challenges, the sentiment towards Chinese investment and the potential growth in Brazil's renewable energy and related sectors is positive.