Compliant reported by Canal Solar, a new base text for PL 5829 (Bill No. 5829/19), which aims to create the legal framework for GD (distributed generation), was filed early in the afternoon of this Monday (5).
“After the presentation of the first opinion, I received several contributions from parliamentarians that motivated the writing of this second text”, stated the rapporteur of PL 5829, federal deputy Lafayette de Andrada (Republicanos/MG), to the report from Canal Solar.
Among the changes is the limit on installed power for inclusion in the transition rule, which was previously 200 kW and in the new text became 500 kW. In contrast, remote self-consumption systems with an installed power of over 500 kW would pay the full amount of TUSD Fio B, plus 40% of TUSD Fio A and the TFSEE (Electric Energy Services Inspection Fee), R&D (Research and Development) and ONS (National Electric System Operator) tariff charges.
Another change is that microgeneration and distributed minigeneration projects will have the legal nature of self-production projects. The proposal maintained the determination that photovoltaic systems already installed or that the request for access opinion is made within one year after the publication of the Law, will continue to benefit from the current rules for 25 years from the date the system goes into operation. The new text also maintained the transition rule for systems regarding the payment of Fio B. To consult the new base text of PL 5829 click here.
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