Brazil

Brazil, the largest country in South America, has a diverse and complex power infrastructure. The nation primarily uses Type C and Type N power plugs, with a standard voltage of 127V and a frequency of 60Hz. Brazil's power generation is heavily reliant on hydroelectric power, which accounts for the majority of its electricity production, supplemented by natural gas and wind energy. Despite its vast resources, the power grid occasionally faces reliability issues, particularly in remote areas and during extreme weather conditions. Urban centers generally enjoy more stable electricity supply, while rural regions may experience intermittent outages. Overall, Brazil continues to invest in renewable energy sources to enhance grid reliability and sustainability.

Country Power Information:

Power Plug Types	Type C, Type N
Voltage	127 V
Frequency	60 Hz
Grid Reliability	Moderate
Power Generation Methods	Hydro, Natural Gas, Wind