Fernando Di Franco

Yestarday, ANP’s board of Directors approved the report about the mapping of regulatory needs for CCUS implementation in Brazil. The objective of this work is to establish a foundation of understanding regarding CCUS for the Brazilian government. The document analyzes all the steps of this activity and outlines the national and transnational rules that could be adopted for the first projects and the ANP departments that can deal with each of these operations. Here is the link to access the report: https://lnkd.in/dPAJE6qR It’s the first step, and we must keep going deeper.  A special thanks to all the ANP colleagues and experts that contributed to this work. #energytransition #ccus #regulation

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For the next 18 months, all eyes are on Brazil as they host #U20, #G20 and #COP30. Last week, Antha N. Williams and I spoke to Valor Econômico S/A in #Brazil about the role of cities in slashing emissions and building resilience, and how strong collaboration with national governments can make the transition faster and fairer. https://lnkd.in/eXapfPRw 

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Fuels of the future: Unpacking the pathway for advanced fuels in Brazil!

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🔔 Launch of Brazil's National Bioeconomy Strategy On June 5, 2024, Decree No. 12,044 was published, establishing the National Bioeconomy Strategy. This strategy aims to promote a sustainable economic development model that integrates the conservation and regeneration of biodiversity with the valorization of scientific and traditional knowledge. The decree sets a 30-day deadline for the establishment of the National Bioeconomy Commission, which will be responsible for developing the National Bioeconomy Development Plan. This commission will be formed by a joint act of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services, and the Ministry of Finance. The objectives of the National Bioeconomy Development Plan include defining the necessary resources, actions, responsibilities, goals, and indicators for bioeconomy development, aligning with sectoral policies such as environmental protection, industrial development, science and technology, agriculture, food security, biodiversity, and regional development. It also encompasses thematic areas like financial, normative, and regulatory instruments, data and information management, sustainable infrastructure, and professional and technological education. The plan will be developed within sixty days (60) from the establishment of the National Bioeconomy Commission and aims to foster sustainable and innovative development, benefiting both the environment and the Brazilian economy. This decree represents a significant step towards positioning Brazil as a leader in bioeconomy, promoting sustainability, innovation, and social inclusion. #Bioeconomy #Sustainability #Legislation #Innovation #Environment

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