The Federal Senate approved, on Wednesday night (17), Provisional Measure 1.300, which promotes changes to the model of the Brazilian electricity sector. The proposal had been approved earlier in the evening by the Chamber of Deputies and, with the Senate's decision, now goes to presidential sanction.
The final text maintained points considered strategic by the government, such as the guarantee of the Social Tariff, but removed articles that mobilized the DG (distributed generation) sector.
These devices transferred to the ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) the prerogative to establish multi-part tariff modalities, which could result in separate charges for the use of the distribution network by consumers who generate their own energy.
With the exclusion of these excerpts, GD representative associations assessed that the legal security of the segment was preserved, eliminating the risk of burdening small generators and prosumers.
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