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Aid for diesel transport limited to 39.5 million

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Briefings

A new diploma sets limits for gas subsidies in Brazil, allocating the largest share of new funds to freight transport activities. This allocation covers land reclamation and extraction sectors, with the total amount capped at 39.5 million reais. The policy aims to prioritize transport-related investments over other energy sectors.

Key points

• Freight transport activities receive the largest share of new gas subsidy funds, covering land reclamation and extraction sectors.
• The total allocation for transport activities is capped at 39.5 million reais.

Context

This policy establishes specific limits for each sector, directing the majority of new gas subsidies to transport-related activities. The allocation includes land reclamation and extraction sectors, with the total amount capped at 39.5 million reais.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the allocation cap and sector focus. No specific dates, amounts, or named actors are provided beyond the general policy description.

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