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Lula government resets import tax on photovoltaics to zero

The Brazilian government has zeroed taxes on solar panels until 2026, strengthening the partnership with Nextron Energia and promoting a sustainable future.

The Brazilian government recently made a significant decision for the future of renewable energy: it zeroed out federal taxes on solar panels until December 2026. This measure, announced through a presidential decree, aims to integrate photovoltaic panels into the Semiconductor Industry Technology Development Support Program (PADIS). This means that these panels will benefit from a zero rate on several federal taxes, including the Import Tax and the Tax On Industrialized Products. The goal is to promote the use of solar energy, stimulate investment in green infrastructure and meet the growing demand for solar panels.

In the context of these important initiatives, it is essential to emphasize the importance and strength of our partnership with Nextron Energia. This recent decision by the Brazilian government will have a direct impact on Nextron, further enhancing their operations in the renewable energy sector. Together, with this new thrust, we will not only support but lead the green revolution with greater vigor. Our collaboration now gains renewed vigor in the business proposition, offering opportunities and benefits that our clients can take full advantage of. Through innovation and dedication, we are ready to create a brighter and greener tomorrow for all.

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