The governor of Pará, Helder Barbalho, received the Letter from Women in Energy, a document drafted by participants of the 4th Brazilian Congress of Women in Energy, with a commitment to deliver it to the president of COP 30, Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago. The manifesto brings together concrete proposals to accelerate the energy transition in Brazil and ensure greater participation for women in the sector's decision-making process.
"COP 30 is in Belém, in the Amazon, in Pará, but it has to be Brazil's. Brazil needs to actively participate in this moment," said Barbalho, upon receiving the letter at the closing panel. event's audience, which brought together more than a thousand professionals in São Paulo.
Letter, association and commitments: closing of the 4th Brazilian Congress of Women in Energy reinforces the female role in the energy transition
During the conference, the creation of the Brazilian Association of Women in Energy was also officialized, an organization that aims to expand women's participation in strategic positions. The executive presidency will be held by Zilda Costa (ABGD), with Lúcia Abadia (Abadia Group) as board chair and Alessandra Torres (ABRAPH) as vice president.
"The creation of the Brazilian Association of Women in Energy represents a historic milestone in strengthening female leadership, promoting gender equity, and driving a fair and inclusive energy transition in Brazil," said Lúcia.
Former President Michel Temer also attended the closing ceremony and emphasized the importance of equity in the energy sector. For Lúcia Abadia, the event's organizer, "female leadership in energy is more than a matter of representation; it's an essential force for innovation, sustainability, and leadership in the sector."
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