The carbon dioxide emissions in Brazil, measured as kilograms of CO2 per USD, stood at 0.13 in 2023. Forecasts from 2024 to 2028 indicate a stable emission level of 0.12, with a slight decrease to 0.11 in 2028. This suggests a marginal improvement in carbon intensity over the five-year forecast period. No significant year-on-year percentage variation is observed, reflecting a stable trend with a slight improvement towards 2028.

Future trends to watch for:

Continued focus on renewable energy sources and governmental initiatives to reduce carbon emissions.
Potential impact of international agreements and regulations aimed at reducing global emissions, influencing Brazil's carbon strategy.
Technological advancements improving energy efficiency and contributing to reduced emissions per economic output.
Economic fluctuations and their potential impact on emission levels, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing and transportation.