Boost the economy with sustainable actions. This is the objective of Ministry of Finance, which is preparing a “green package” for May. baptized by Ecological Transition Plan, it is divided into six axes, with measures staggered over the next few months.
The project includes incentives for solar panels, carbon credit market and increasing the participation of forest products in exports. The information is from the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.
“The structuring is being done within the Treasury, with everyone immersed in the topic, but the entire government is engaged,” said Rafael Dubeux, special advisor to the Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, to Estadão/Broadcast.
Commission on H2V is installed
The Special Commission for Public Policy Debate on H2V (green hydrogen). The commission will be chaired by senator Cid Gomes (PDT-CE) and the rapporteur will be senator Otto Alencar (PSD-BA).
The group will work to promote green hydrogen as a source of clean energy generation in Brazil and propose a regulatory framework for the new technology.
H2V projects total R$ 150 billion in contributions
Green hydrogen projects being developed in Brazil already total more than US$30 billion, equivalent to approximately R$150 billion at current prices. This is what Frederico Freitas, deputy secretary for green hydrogen at INEL (National Institute of Clean Energy), said in an exclusive interview with Canal Solar.
During the conversation, the executive also brought details about the actions that have been coordinated by the Department to promote this fuel, highlighted the current H2V scenario in the country and stated that Brazil has everything it needs to lead the production of the source in the world in little time if the Federal Government defines strategic actions for the commercialization and use of energy technology.
Green hydrogen projects already total R$150 billion in investments
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