The Senate Debates Biofuel Reform: Seeks to Raise Cuts, But SME and Governors Rejection Grows
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Biodiesel processing companies in Entre Ríos, Buenos Aires, La Pampa and San Luis question the new scheme discussed in the Senate. They argue that, if part of the market is not reserved for regional plants, production could concentrate on the large integrated companies of the agro-exporting pole of Santa Fe. What is under discussion in the Senate is not only a new regulation for biofuels. Behind the project promoted by the national government is…
After an intermediate fourth, the committees of the upper house resumed the debate and moved forward with the initiative to modify the regulatory framework.
The Senate of the Nation began this Thursday September 3 a decisive day for the future of the energy and agro-industrial sector: a plenary of commissions began to debate the integral reform of the Biofuels Law, an initiative that aims to raise the percentages of compulsory cut for bioethanol and biodiesel, but...
A committee plenary debates the comprehensive reform, which seeks to increase the cuts for bioethanol and biodiesel.
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