Infrastructure and energy
The need to deal with different state regulatory regimes, in addition to federal regulations, is one of various obstacles agents face.
CREG's competencies and operating rules to ensure a sufficient volume of water in the reservoirs and adequate electricity generation in Brazil.
Approval of bill represents an important step in the consolidation and modernization of the regulation of this activity in the country, brings more legal certainty and can help boost investments in the sector.
Applied methodology uses economic, financial, and transactional data to define indicators that allow a better evaluation of voluntarily registered participants, especially in relation to potential loss in their portfolios.
Brazil sees the emergence of the first local productive agglomerations aimed at the production, distribution, and export of green hydrogen. In this article, we discuss which public and private mechanisms can support and encourage the production and marketing of this fuel.
Brazil has the potential to become one of the largest producers and exporters of green hydrogen. In this article, we discuss policies and incentives that can stimulate the growth of this market in an orderly manner.
A BNDES program to restore the Brazilian historical heritage with the support of the private sector and a law that aims to boost the sale of the Federal Government's real estate promise to improve the management of more than 750 thousand federal government properties.
Although the pandemic fosters pessimism, the future of airport concessions promises to be bustling in Brazil, with a tender scheduled for July in São Paulo, federal relicitations in sight and a new round of federal concessions involving two of the country’s major airports: Santos Dumont and Congonha
ANM Resolution No. 68/2021 establishes standards for proper planning of the closure of mining structures.
Check out what changes with the new decree, which allows the exemption from bidding for port lease, in addition to establishing procedures and conditions for the temporary use of areas and facilities of the organized port.
Law 14.133/21 seeks to simplify and rationalize the legislation of public procurement by consolidating provisions thus far disciplined in Law 8,666/93 and other disparate laws.
For the reporting judge, the regime provided for in the law is incompatible with the performance of mixed-capital companies, which need to compete on an equal footing with private organizations, demonstrating the same agility in decision making.
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