The president of the ANESOLAR (Northeastern Solar Energy Association), Daniel Lima, and the founder of MSL (Association Movimento Solar Livre), Hewerton Martins, gathered on MME representatives (Ministry of Mines and Energy), this Thursday (15), all with strengthen relationships against a regulation of Law 14.300 published by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency).
Since the beginning of the week, the executives negotiate with parliamentarians a movement in favor of what they call “defense of the law from Brazilian to continue being able to generate your own energy through the sun”, as Martins explained, in an interview with Canal Solar.
“There were two days of work in Congress, where we spoke with deputies, senators and now with representatives of the MME”, he stated.
“Our aim was to show the importance of DG (distributed generation) for the economy, income generation and jobs, as well as to show them all what it is ANEEL proposed was not clearly provided for in the law to the point where the Agency interpreted and charged other items on consumers’ electricity bills,” he added.
Martins also revealed that the entities have already obtained the support of some parliamentarians as well as federal deputies, Celso Russomanno (Republicanos/SP); Lafayette de Andrada (Republicans/MG); Danilo Forte (União Brasil/CE) and Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicanos/MG), for the cause.
Os parliamentarians would also have, according to Martins, if sensitized in favor of voting and approval of PL 2703/2022 in the Senate, which provides for the extension of the deadline for entry of the new energy compensation rules defined in the Law 14.300.
“Several deputies from different parties are passionate about defending small solar energy generation”, guaranteed the founder of the MSL.
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Thank you MSL and ANESOLAR for representing and fighting for the needs of the sector in a non-partisan manner with the government and grateful for CANALSOLAR keeping us updated on the topic.