Minister of Mines and Energy wants up to R $ 20 billion by 2025 and R $ 15 billion in 2026; Oil and gas sector criticizes “oil package”
The Minister of Mines and Energy, coordinated a meeting with directors of ANP (National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels) and PPSA (pre-salt oil) to discuss the based on resources that will come from the oil and gas sector.
“We are seeking, with rigor and responsibility, to enhance the collection in the oil and gas sector, which represents a significant portion of our economy, to help Brazil resume investments and boost national development”, said Silveira.
The meeting was held this Thursday (3.Jun.2025) at the headquarters of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, in Brasilia. Earlier, in Belo Horizonte, at an event of the Ministry of Transport, Silveira that the farm needs help to “Invest in Brazil”.
As showed the Poder360the President (PT) called Silveira on Monday (2.Jun) for a meeting at the Planalto Palace to discuss measures that increase federal collection in to R $ 20 billion em 2025 e R $ 15 billion in 2026.
According to the government, the directors “They aligned regulatory and legislative actions to expand public revenue through the oil sector.” ANP and PPSA are linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy.
Among the debated initiatives are new auctions, adjustments in sector rules and modifications to the oil marketing models belonging to the Union.
The ministry has not yet released specific details about the new auctions or the exact changes in the Union’s oil marketing models.
Next, the measurements for 2025:
- R $ 15 billion – Early sale of Union oil in the fields of Atapu, Mero and Tupi (it is necessary to approve Bill No. 2,632/2025, sent on May 28 to Congress);
- R $ 2 billion – Collection with the exploitation of oil that belongs to the Union in the field of jubarte (It depends on the approval of ANP, which would need to approve by the end of July 2025 an agreement of individualization of production);
- R $ 2 billion – Change in the decree that regulates the special participation of the Tupi field; The expectation is to raise $ 4 billion more in 2025, with $ 2 billion with the union and the other $ 2 billion, with states and municipalities;
- R $ 1 billion – Review in the oil reference price, which should be valid by the end of July 2025. The expectation would be to raise $ 3 billion more in taxes, and R $ 1 billion would go to the Union (depends on the endorsement of ANP);
- R $ 150 million – Bonus paid by companies that overcome the bidding of the permanent grant offer – a flexible and continuous way of bidding oil blocks;
- R $ 100 million – New technical evaluation of the sapinhoá field deposit. A larger portion of production would become the Union.
Total in 2025 – R $ 20.25 billion.
Next, the measurements for 2026:
- R $ 8 billion – Pre-salt oil sales are expected to increase 47% from 2025 to 2026, going from $ 17 billion to $ 25 billion. PPSA would marke the Union part;
- R $ 4.5 billion – Change in the decree that regulates the special participation of the Tupi field; The expectation is to raise $ 9 billion more in 2026, and $ 4.5 billion get the Union, and $ 4.5 billion, with states and municipalities;
- R $ 1.5 billion – Review in the oil reference price, valid until 2026. The measure would lead to extra collection of R $ 3 billion, and R $ 1.5 billion would go to the Union (depends on the approval of the ANP);
- R $ 1 billion – New area auctions for oil exploration in Campos, Espírito Santo, Pelotas and Santos basins.
Total in 2026 – R $ 15 billion.
Total in 2025 and 2026 – R $ 35.25 billion.
INSECURITY
IBP (Brazilian Institute of Petroleum and Gas) said this Thursday (3.Jun) that “Severely compromise the legal certainty of contracts and the business environment”.
The Institute warns of the possible lack of legal requirements in measures such as the change in special participation rates of existing contracts and the revision of the reference price. Read the full IBP grade (PDF – 94 KB).
Market representatives heard by this digital newspaper were also said to be a lack of dialogue with the oil and gas sector before the creation and shipping of the bills to Congress.
