Professionals from the solar energy sector met, late morning this Thursday (10), with the vice-president of the Chamber of Deputies, Marcelo Ramos (PL/AM), to discuss differences involving the vote on PL 5829 (Bill No. 5829/2019), which aims to create the Legal Framework for DG (distributed generation) in Brazil.
During the meeting, Ramos suggested holding a meeting with the ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) to simulate in a practical way how the DG projects would be after the transition period. The period foreseen in the text, authored by congressman Silas Câmara (Republicans/AM) and reported by congressman Lafayette de Andrada (Republicans/MG), is eight years.
“We agreed to go to Aneel next Wednesday to do a simulation of a practical case of a GD and what it would look like after a transition period. Only then will we be able to transform what is differing between us into numbers,” said Ramos.
Participating in the meeting were Bayron Silveira, from APBSOLAR (Associação Paraibana de Energia Solar); Hugo Brito from Ecori Energia; Eliana Cavalcanti and Sandro Santana from Anesolar (Northeastern Solar Energy Association); Bruno Kikumoto, from Canal Solar; and Silvio Sakata, from S2B.
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