Who We Are
FGV Energia is the Energy Studies Center of Fundação Getulio Vargas, dedicated to generating, transmitting, and applying knowledge for the development of our country's energy sector.
Producing high-quality, academically rigorous knowledge in the areas of oil, natural gas, electric power, nuclear energy, biofuels, renewable sources, and energy efficiency, FGV Energia develops research, studies, and analyses in the energy sector, helping public, private, and third-sector organizations evaluate investments and the sustainable application of energy resources.
With a highly qualified team of master's and doctoral degree holders and energy sector specialists, FGV Energia also works in partnership with other FGV departments and in cooperation with renowned academic institutions and research institutes, recognized both nationally and internationally, broadening its capacity to generate knowledge.
Foster national socioeconomic development.
Position FGV as a leading voice in the national energy discussion, supporting the development of public policy and regulation with a geopolitical and sustainable outlook.
To be recognized as an innovative institution committed to national development, through the training of an academic elite and the generation of public goods in social and related areas, ensuring its economic sustainability through high-quality services and a high ethical standard.
To help FGV gain international recognition as one of the leading Think Tanks in the energy sector.
It is about capturing the national spirit by creating a multifaceted image:
- It is an institution with a tradition of seriousness and competence built over more than 80 years of service, yet it remains innovative and dynamic;
- It is a nonpartisan institution, but with a strong commitment to the national interest;
- Committed to creating equal opportunities, it upholds the right to distinction earned through merit;
- It strives to be technically the best in every area in which it operates.
Excellence, integrity, impartiality, and respect.