These are the 19 experiences that were part of the Virtual Exhibition of Just Energy Transition Experiences in 2021.
Since 2002, the process of the Agroecological School directed by Mario Mejía Gutiérrez (r.i.p.) focused on the integrality and energetic autonomy of the agricultural and livestock systems of the farming families, where recycling nutrients was a premise.
The proposal integrates two paths, on the one hand there is the technical one that seeks the installation of a distiller to extract essential oils and hydrolates from the medicinal and aromatic plants of the Soitamá river basin.
When the organization started the garlic processing process, it realized that the energy cost was too high, which led the organization to look at other technologies that would allow them to reduce dependence on electricity and make the experience more efficient.
Construction of 4 boitatá biodigesters, which were implemented in the Tupi-Guarani village, as part of a master’s thesis.
Cooagrosanroque is a cooperative that promotes the environmental and productive development of the municipality of Oporapa, through a positive impact on the Serranía de Minas, where the waters of the community aqueducts and population centers are born.
The pilot project has a zero waste approach in the primary processing of DPA activities, introduces electromobility in the transportation of personnel in the bay and strengthening local governance.
Ten solar panels for water heating installed in the neighborhood of Lomba do Pinheiro, in the city of Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil.
Integrated and sustainable food production by capturing solar energy for irrigation.
ALMA is a rural nature reserve whose objective is the construction and consolidation of an integral family life project that is in harmony with the environment, allowing the dignity of rural life and allowing each of its members to develop personally in the territory.
Thanks to the water resources of the area, they have thought about the possibility of having another form of clean energy as an alternative to electricity, which allows them to be autonomous and to be able to set up other business models that benefit the community, both in fish farming and agricultural production.
