Rapporteur of the Legal Framework for Offshore Power Generation Reduces Royalty Floor for Resource Production and Aims for Approval of Wind Regulation

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Published on 07/07/2022 at 09:30

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How To Reduce Project Costs In The Sector And Attract Investments For Resource Generation, The Reporter Of The Legal Framework For Offshore Wind Energy Generation Reduced The Royalty Floor For Energy Production In This Sector In His Proposal.

On Tuesday, (07/05), the reporter for the offshore energy generation framework, Senator Carlos Portinho (PL/RJ), reduced the royalty floor collected in his legal framework proposal for wind energy. Thus, the senator aims to attract new investments for wind energy in the country and enable the approval of the framework for offshore wind generation, taking advantage of the potential that the country has in this sector.

Senator Carlos Portinho Announces Reduction In Royalty Charges On Offshore Wind Energy Production And Aims To Reduce Associated Project Costs In The Country

Senator Carlos Portinho decided to reduce the royalty charges on offshore energy production in Brazil, an amount collected by the Union and distributed among states for investments in urban infrastructure and quality of life.

Thus, one of the main points of the reporter’s proposal is the reduction in the participation rate that is to be charged on the value of energy generated offshore, which has now changed from 5% (original) to 2% (in the report).

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Proposal For Legal Framework For Offshore Wind Energy Generation In Brazil Is Getting Closer To Approval And The Reporter Remains Optimistic

The current proposal for the legal framework for offshore wind energy generation in Brazil creates a policy for offering maritime areas for the installation of offshore wind farms and other floating energy projects, such as solar generation. And, although it was proposed by Senator Jean Paul Prates (PT/RN), Carlos Portinho is currently at the forefront in the quest for the approval of the project.

This is because the senator is the current leader of the Federal Senate and has been reinforcing the idea that the legal framework proposal is getting closer to approval, believing it is possible to approve the project in the Senate Federal Infrastructure Commission (CI) definitively. Thus, there would be no need for the text to go through the plenary, a more time-consuming process, thus ensuring approval before the parliamentary recess.

The work of the National Congress will be suspended on July 14, and now Carlos Portinho seeks to move forward with the proposal for the offshore wind legal framework so that approval happens before the recess, hoping to finalize this process within the projected timeframe for this month.

Rapporteur of the Legal Framework for Offshore Power Generation Reduces Royalty Floor for Resource Production and Aims for Approval of Wind Regulation

How To Reduce Project Costs In The Sector And Attract Investments For Resource Generation, The Reporter Of The Legal Framework For Offshore Wind Energy Generation Reduced The Royalty Floor For Energy Production In This Sector In His Proposal.

Senator Carlos Portinho Announces Reduction In Royalty Charges On Offshore Wind Energy Production And Aims To Reduce Associated Project Costs In The Country

Proposal For Legal Framework For Offshore Wind Energy Generation In Brazil Is Getting Closer To Approval And The Reporter Remains Optimistic

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Rapporteur of the Legal Framework for Offshore Power Generation Reduces Royalty Floor for Resource Production and Aims for Approval of Wind Regulation

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