Gender Equity in Brazilian Energy Transition

This paper examines the intersection of gender equality and energytransition within the Brazilian context. It offers a comprehensive review ofthe existing literature on energy transitions and their associated genderperspectives, while also identifying significant gaps and challenges specificto Brazil. The authors conducted systematic searches across severaldatabases. The search yielded 9,012 studies after applying stringent inclusioncriteria. The review encompasses various discussions surrounding keyconcepts such as gender, equity, equality, empowerment, and patriarchy. Ithighlights dynamics that foster girls' leadership and the formation ofgender-equitable groups, as well as the importance of promoting respect fordiverse identities. The energy sector emerges as a critical area, offeringfuture employment opportunities for both men and women. Additionally,the paper emphasizes the value of initiatives such as site visits to renewableenergy institutions and the facilitation of talks by women professionals inSTEM and renewable energy fields. In conclusion, this work underscoresthe necessity for further research aimed at enhancing legal frameworks thatsupport gender equality within the oil, gas, and energy sectors, ultimatelycontributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future.