The CME (Mines and Energy Commission) of Câmara dos Deputados analyzed, this Wednesday (1st), the PL 1923 / 2024, which proposes the creation of the ONSC (National Fuel System Operator).
The text received a request for collective review after the report was read — a procedural resource that gives parliamentarians time to analyze the proposal before the final deliberation (vote) in the Plenary.
“This presidency supports the project and calls on Congressman Hugo Motta (President of the Chamber of Deputies) to schedule and vote on the matter,” said CME President Diego Andrade (PSD-MG).
The proposal to create the ONSC gained momentum in recent weeks following the Hidden Carbon and Carbon Chain operations, which investigated clandestine fuel sales schemes linked to the PCC (First Capital Command) faction.
The goal is to create a centralized agency, modeled after the National Electric System Operator (ONS), to plan, monitor, and oversee the entire fuel supply chain. The issue, however, is divisive.
While the MME (Ministry of Mines and Energy) sees the measure as positive, the economic team and the ANP (National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels) fear overlapping functions and increased costs.
In the private sector, entities such as the CNT (National Transport Confederation) warn that the creation of the ONSC could generate additional expenses for companies, which would end up being passed on to consumers.
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