Brazil's large economy demands equally large amounts of energy. The country produces more biofuel than almost any other nation on the planet, generates roughly 90% of its electricity from renewable sources, and sits on some of the largest oil reserves in the Western Hemisphere. Behind those figures is a complex network of producers, distributors, commodity traders, and logistics providers that underpin Brazil's energy markets, including international firms such as Tricon Energy, Quantiq, and Neromar.
