Espírito Santo Government Aims to Strengthen Oversight of Oil Production in the State

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 15/08/2023 at 17:42

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Governor Renato Casagrande Sent A New Measure To Bring More Rigor To Intensification. The Objective Is To Ensure The Collection Of Information About Oil Production In Espírito Santo.

The government of Espírito Santo, under the leadership of Governor Renato Casagrande from PSB, proposes this Tuesday, (08/15), an amendment to the legislation for monitoring and enforcement of royalties from oil and gas. The goal of the process is to enhance control over the production of these resources. The proposed measure seeks to impose fines on stationary production units that do not provide the monthly production report to the Department of Finance, reflecting a more rigorous stance on information collection.

Governor Renato Casagrande Sends An Amendment To Oil Royalties Legislation

The government of Espírito Santo is committed to strengthening the oversight of oil and gas production in the state.

In a recent initiative, Governor Renato Casagrande sent a measure to the Legislative Assembly that seeks to improve the collection of information related to the production of natural resources.

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New Amendment Sent To The Legislative Assembly Will Ensure The Accuracy Of Production Data

The governor of Espírito Santo commented on the state’s motivations regarding the new amendment sent to the Legislative Assembly.

According to Governor Casagrande, the concessionaires and consortia that operate in partnership with the National Agency for Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) for the exploration and production of oil or natural gas will be required to transmit the digital file of the BMP for each production field and each stationary production unit. This measure aims to ensure the accuracy and integrity of data related to the production of natural resources.

The Bill (PL) was presented and read in the ordinary session of the Legislative Assembly last Monday.

The initiative was submitted for urgent processing at the request of the government leader in the legislative house, Deputy Dary Pagung (PSB).

Now, the amendment is scheduled to be included in the agenda of the next session, ordinary or extraordinary, and will be thoroughly analyzed by the Justice and Finance committees.

In addition to strict oversight, the proposal reflects the importance of ensuring accurate and fair collection of oil royalties, which are intended to finance projects and investments that benefit the population in areas such as education, health, infrastructure, and regional development.

In this way, the measure proposed by the government of Espírito Santo demonstrates a commitment to a more transparent, responsible oil and gas production aligned with current regulations.

With a renewed focus on oversight and information collection, the government aims to ensure that stationary production units fulfill their obligations and contribute to the economic and social development of the state.

Espírito Santo Government Aims to Strengthen Oversight of Oil Production in the State

Governor Renato Casagrande Sent A New Measure To Bring More Rigor To Intensification. The Objective Is To Ensure The Collection Of Information About Oil Production In Espírito Santo.

Governor Renato Casagrande Sends An Amendment To Oil Royalties Legislation

New Amendment Sent To The Legislative Assembly Will Ensure The Accuracy Of Production Data

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Espírito Santo Government Aims to Strengthen Oversight of Oil Production in the State

Governor Renato Casagrande Sent A New Measure To Bring More Rigor To Intensification. The Objective Is To Ensure The Collection Of Information About Oil Production In Espírito Santo.

Governor Renato Casagrande Sends An Amendment To Oil Royalties Legislation

New Amendment Sent To The Legislative Assembly Will Ensure The Accuracy Of Production Data

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