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Home / News / Policy and Regulation / Órigo Energia highlights regulatory stability following the approval of Provisional Measure 1304.

Órigo Energia highlights regulatory stability following the approval of Provisional Measure 1304.

The company sees the approval of the bill as an opportunity for new investments in clean energy.
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  • November 3, 2025, at 16:15 PM
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Órigo Energia highlights regulatory stability following the approval of Provisional Measure 1304.
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The approval, last Thursday (30), of MP (Provisional Measure) 1304/2025 was received by Órigo Energia as a milestone for the modernization of the energy market in Brazil.

According to the company's assessment, the text consolidates principles of legal certainty and regulatory predictability, considered essential to attract investments and stimulate the expansion of renewable energy sources.

For the company, the new framework strengthens the business environment by ensuring regulatory stability, encouraging technological innovation, and paving the way for the advancement of distributed generation in the country.

“Legal certainty, regulatory predictability, and technological innovation are essential for Brazil to move towards a more sustainable and competitive electricity system,” stated Aurélio Bustilho, CEO of Órigo Energia.

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With the approval of Provisional Measure 1304, the acquired rights and conditions already granted to distributed generation projects foreseen in Law 14.300 are maintained. 

According to Órigo, this guarantee reinforces investor and consumer confidence, reduces uncertainty, and consolidates a more stable environment for the sector. The company argues that subsequent regulation should preserve the essence of the law and ensure respect for existing contracts.

The measure also opens up space for the evolution of the free energy market and for the regulation of storage, which the company points to as decisive advances in expanding access to clean and competitive solutions. 

Órigo believes that decentralizing generation creates opportunities for new business models and efficiency gains for the end consumer.

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