Regulatory Policy

I attended today the inauguration of CRVR's new landfill-biogas biomethane plant in São Leopoldo. A project that demonstrates in practice that it is possible to generate development, employment and income with environmental responsibility. Projects like this show that when the public sector establishes appropriate regulatory, environmental, and infrastructure conditions, the private sector has confidence and invests. And this is how the biomethane sector has been expanding in RS. In 2025 the first two biomethane plants in RS began operating, in Triunfo and Minas do Leão. Now, with the one in São Leopoldo, the state's production capacity increases by 36.4%. Energy transition is at the center of our development plan for the state, and these projects show that we are moving in the right direction.

I will carry out a major slash — cuts, rapid deregulation, debureaucratization with a reduction of the tax burden as well.

As president, I will create a regime for projects of national interest, with less bureaucracy, a simplified process and legal certainty.

They will never forget that, if it were up to you, the app wouldn't even exist.

Haddad, when he was mayor of São Paulo, tried to ban them; he lobbied against the apps.

PT deputies lobbied in favor of banning these apps in Brazil.

So you wouldn't even have jobs if it depended on them.

App drivers and delivery workers will never forget that, if it were up to you, first, they wouldn't exist, and if they did, they'd be paying at least 30% in taxes and charges.