Envision, a leading green technology company, has announced a strategic collaboration with Brazil to develop Latin America's first Net-Zero Industrial Park. During President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's official visit to China, a meeting took place between President Lula and Envision's Chairman Lei Zhang, focusing on Brazil's green energy transition. Key discussions included the development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), green hydrogen, and green ammonia. The industrial park in Brazil will focus on sustainable aviation fuel production while also advancing technologies like green hydrogen and green ammonia. Lei Zhang emphasized Brazil's potential to become a major hub for green oil production due to its abundant biomass and renewable electricity resources. Envision aims to drive cost competitiveness in green oil production through technological innovation. The company has a successful track record with the Net-Zero Industrial Park model, recognized by the World Economic Forum for its excellence in transitioning industrial clusters. Envision's commitment to promoting green energy solutions is evident through their expansion of the Net-Zero Industrial Park model to regions like Inner Mongolia, Jiangsu, and Spain. The company tailors each park to leverage local resources and industrial strengths, thereby contributing to the green industrial transition of diverse regions. This partnership signifies a joint effort to accelerate Brazil's green energy transition and establish a complete green fuel value chain to support sustainable practices. By harnessing Envision's renewable energy systems, the project aims to create a 'green oil' ecosystem and bolster Brazil's position in the global green industrial landscape.