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Exempt consumers who generate their own electricity, from a microgeneration system of up to 100 kW, from fees charged by companies for the use of electricity transmission and distribution networks. This is the objective of Bill 189/21, by federal deputy Rubens Otoni (PT-GO).
The proposal, which is being processed in the Chamber of Deputies, provides that the exemption will benefit hydraulic, solar, wind, biomass or qualified cogeneration microgeneration systems installed in the consumer unit.
According to the deputy, the text aims to encourage the dissemination of such energy efficiency projects in the country. Furthermore, the parliamentarian highlighted that Brazil has the conditions for self-production of electricity from renewable sources.
“Technological advances indicate that the use of renewable energy sources is the most appropriate path. This reasoning places Brazil in extremely privileged conditions, given the abundant quantity of essential raw materials for clean energy”, highlighted Otoni.
PL aims to expand the use of solar in RJ
A case is being processed at Alerj (Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro) bill which aims to expand the use of solar energy on properties located in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
The proposal, authored by state deputy Jair Bittencourt (PP), guarantees consumers who purchase properties in the state the registration of installation of new photovoltaic systems linked to the CPF and/or CNPJ, as long as there is technical availability.
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It could be at least 6 KWp, change that PL deputy.
Good morning!
100kw and very little today the average Brazilian consumption would be 300kw per month, you should redo this study!
Up to 100 kW only? Poor people cannot install this in their homes. The middle/upper class has greater powers than this. In other words, the proposal will be born dead.