Brazil Delays Native Wood Fuel Curbs for Ethanol
Brazil faces investment uncertainty in eucalyptus plantations after Mato Grosso delayed an agreement to phase out native forest wood fuel in corn ethanol plants. The pause threatens billions in green biomass investments.
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Brazil's reforestation sector faces uncertainty after state officials suspended an agreement to phase out native wood fuel in corn ethanol production. The delay threatens 10 billion reais ($1.94B) in projected forestry investments. The suspended accord aimed to eliminate native forest wood consumption by 2035 as Corn ethanol plants expand rapidly across agricultural regions.
