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ANP Resumes Consultation on Revising Rules for Access to Waterway Terminals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/08/2020 at 13:21

Industry, Naval Industry

ANP, petróleo, combustíveis

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ANP resumed today (8/13) the process of public consultation and hearing no. 1/2020, related to the draft resolution regarding the review of ANP Ordinance no. 251/2000, on the regulation of access by third parties to waterway terminals for the movement of oil, oil derivatives, gas, and biofuels. The notice was published today in the Official Gazette of the Union (https://www.in.gov.br/en/web/dou/-/aviso-consulta-publica-e-audiencia-publica-n-1/2020-271993331)

The consultation, which had been suspended in March of this year, will last for 60 days, and the public hearing will take place on November 12, via videoconference.

Learn more about Public Consultation and Hearing no. 01/2020: http://www.anp.gov.br/consultas-audiencias-publicas/concluidas/5585-consulta-e-audiencia-publicas-n-1-2020

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Eletrotécnica formado em umas das instituições de ensino técnico do país, o Instituto Federal Fluminense - IFF ( Antigo CEFET), atuei diversos anos na áreas de petróleo e gás offshore, energia e construção. Hoje com mais de 8 mil publicações em revistas e blogs online sobre o setor de energia, o foco é prover informações em tempo real do mercado de empregabilidade do Brasil, macro e micro economia e empreendedorismo. Para dúvidas, sugestões e correções, entre em contato no e-mail informe@en.clickpetroleoegas.com.br. Vale lembrar que não aceitamos currículos neste contato.

ANP Resumes Consultation on Revising Rules for Access to Waterway Terminals

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