Which Brazilian power sector buzzwords are gaining traction?

Between August 24, 2026 and August 30, 2026, the terms rising fastest were Tarifa, Leilão, Regulação, Solar, Térmica. Ranking is by the change in document count against the previous week, across official and press sources.

How is buzzword traction measured in the power sector?

By counting how many documents mention each of 45 tracked terms in a given window, and comparing it with the previous window. It measures how much something is being talked about — not whether it works or is worth investing in.

Where does the buzzword data come from?

From 8 public sources swept automatically, 6 of them official (regulators and government) and the rest sector press. 7 were responding in this run; a degraded source is shown as such instead of being silently dropped.

How often is it updated?

Each run recomputes the weekly and monthly windows. The current snapshot covers August 24, 2026 to August 30, 2026, and the page always states the generation timestamp, so you can tell how fresh the number you are reading is.

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Which power-sector buzzwords are gaining traction?

Count of unique documents mentioning each dictionary term, from citable public sources — official and press, always separated. Generated 8/31/26, 3:00 PM. weekly window Aug 24, 2026–Aug 30, 2026.

Window Weekly: Aug 24, 2026 — Aug 30, 2026

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Method & sources

Counts and ranking on this page use the Weekly (Aug 24, 2026–Aug 30, 2026) window. Honesty is the brand: no number on this page is invented, estimated, or extrapolated. Every count comes from items collected with an auditable URL. The public ranking uses document_count — at most one hit of each term_id per document — scanning title, summary, and public body excerpt when available.

Contagem publica = documentos unicos que mencionam o term_id (no maximo 1 por artigo). Subtotais oficial/imprensa sao da mesma janela do total (semanal ou mensal); cada documento tem um unico source_label, entao oficial + imprensa = total. Sem dados inventados: so entram itens com URL auditavel coletados nesta rodada.

Dictionary v1. Weekly trend compares the current ISO week with the previous one; monthly trend compares the current month (partial) with the equivalent period of the previous month. If the previous period is zero, we label it new instead of inventing a percentage.

Active sources this round

Canal Energiaimprensadegraded0 items
MegaWhatimprensaactive30 items
ANEELoficialactive50 items
MMEoficialactive90 items
EPEoficialactive25 items
ONSoficialactive50 items
CCEE Notíciasoficialactive48 items
CCEE Comunicadosoficialactive7 items

epbr remains [UNVERIFIED] (HTTP 522 on revalidation) and outside the active ETL. CCEE news/releases come via HTML with the MWatt UA. ONS may appear as degraded if the public listing (JS/proxy) returns no items on this network — then the official count simply omits that source, with no artificial fill.

Research and contract: buzz/RESEARCH.md. Snapshot: buzz/data/buzz.json.

Frequently asked questions

Which Brazilian power sector buzzwords are gaining traction?: Between August 24, 2026 and August 30, 2026, the terms rising fastest were Tarifa, Leilão, Regulação, Solar, Térmica. Ranking is by the change in document count against the previous week, across official and press sources.
How is buzzword traction measured in the power sector?: By counting how many documents mention each of 45 tracked terms in a given window, and comparing it with the previous window. It measures how much something is being talked about — not whether it works or is worth investing in.
Where does the buzzword data come from?: From 8 public sources swept automatically, 6 of them official (regulators and government) and the rest sector press. 7 were responding in this run; a degraded source is shown as such instead of being silently dropped.
How often is it updated?: Each run recomputes the weekly and monthly windows. The current snapshot covers August 24, 2026 to August 30, 2026, and the page always states the generation timestamp, so you can tell how fresh the number you are reading is.