Hyvolution Brazil 2027

Exhibition Introduction

The 5th edition of Hyvolution Brazil, taking place on June 16–17, 2027 at the Anhembi Exhibition Centre in São Paulo, will be a major hydrogen industry exhibition following policy implementation. It also represents the optimal, most targeted and rare opportunity for Chinese hydrogen enterprises to tap into South America’s trillion-yuan blue-ocean market. Brazil’s landmark hydrogen policies have been enacted, ushering in an equipment boom cycle in 2027 driven by end-user demand and long-term purchase orders. Local fertilizer plants, petrochemical giants, sustainable aviation fuel producers and shipping companies in Brazil are rolling out long-term procurement frameworks for green hydrogen and green ammonia. Stable market demand has taken shape, hydrogen projects demonstrate viable profitability, and global capital is accelerating its foray into Brazil’s green hydrogen sector. Five core themes will be explored in the concurrent conference, corresponding to the key tracks for upcoming equipment procurement in Brazil: ✅ Domestic production of green fertilizers: reduce reliance on fertilizer imports via widespread construction of green ammonia and hydrogen production lines; ✅ Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF): develop two technical routes including bio-based jet fuel and green hydrogen synthetic jet fuel; ✅ Development of Latin America’s low-carbon shipping corridor, with rising demand for hydrogen-powered ship retrofits; ✅ Investment in CCS carbon capture industry, developed in synergy with green hydrogen projects; ✅ Engagement of multilateral international financial institutions to define financing pathways for large-scale hydrogen projects. Brazil’s hydrogen sector reached a historic turning point in 2026. With national hydrogen regulatory decrees set for release and BRL 18.3 billion (approximately RMB 23 billion) in low-carbon hydrogen subsidies fully in place, Brazil’s green hydrogen industry has moved beyond the conceptual and pilot phases and entered an industrialization era featuring large-scale investment, plant construction and equipment procurement. At a summit held in 2026, the Brazilian federal government officially announced two transformative industrial policies that will fully close the loop across the domestic hydrogen value chain: First, hydrogen regulatory decrees will be issued by the end of 2026 to supplement implementing rules for Law 14.948/2024, ending years of policy ambiguity and investor hesitation, and bringing standardized, legal and commercial rules to the whole sector. Second, the national PHBC Low-Carbon Hydrogen Programme is fully launched, offering BRL 18.3 billion in tax credits over five years, with the support period covering 2030 to 2034.