Objectives

• Transforming Inhotim into a model of sustainability applied to culture, art, and the environment., with responsible generation and consumption of energy and natural resources.

• Diversify energy sources of the complex, prioritizing Clean energy with low environmental impact..

• To promote the reduction and optimization of energy consumption. in operations.

• Implement advanced practices for waste, water, and carbon emissions management., guaranteeing complete cycle of resource reuse and recovery.

• Expand educational and social impact., strengthening Inhotim's role as A living laboratory for sustainable innovation..

Expected Results and Impacts

• Direct positive impact on approximately 1.2 million people per year., with access to integrated cultural, environmental and educational spaces.

• Strategic agreements and partnerships with schools, universities, industrial and commercial federations, promoting practical experiences in sustainability For students, teachers, and artists.

• Installation and operation of clean and renewable energy systems., with particular emphasis on:

  • Solar photovoltaic;

  • Small-scale hydroelectric power plant;

  • Biomass and biomethane (Installation phase).

• Estimated generation of 486,000 kWh/month, promoting energy self-sufficiency of the complex.

• Sustainable waste management, with 30 tons of recyclable and organic materials per month treaties, including paper, plastic, glass and organic material, aligned with National Solid Waste Policy.

• Water reuse and treatment, with 200,000 liters per month recovered through filtration and recycling technologies.

• Environmental preservation and restoration of 112 hectares of Atlantic Forest, being:

  • 38 hectares of preserved land;

  • 29 hectares of restoration;

  • 45 hectares of reforestation.

• Integration with the productive and tourism sectors, consolidating Inhotim as global benchmark in sustainable tourism and environmental innovation..