PL 1425/2022 (Senator Jean-Paul Prates) proposed permanent-or-temporary CO2 storage rules and passed Senate committee to the Chamber of Deputies in September 2023 — but legislative history overtook it: the ANP April 2024/February 2025 implementation report analysed three competing bills (PL 1425/2022, PL 4196/2023, PL 4516/2023 Fuel of the Future), and the executive bill won through as Law 14.993/2024 (October 2024) with Decree 13.095 (August 2026) regulating the substance PL 1425 sought to cover. The bill remains a proposal (formal archival unverified, hence Upcoming retained), but its operative content now lives in the enacted Fuel of the Future track. Read this record as legislative archaeology: the road not taken, with the destination reached by another vehicle.
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ExxonMobil Petrobras CCUS hub MoU (ES) (phase 2/extension of Santos basin EOR?)
Storage — 0 Mtpa
5,000 TA CO2 (Salvador de Bahia)
Capture — 0.005 Mtpa
FS Lucas do Rio Verde ethanol biorefinery complex
Full chain — 0.423 Mtpa
Petrobras Santos Basin pre-salt oilfield CCS (ES)
Full chain — 14.2 Mtpa
Stryde CO2 storage assessment Brazil
Storage — 0 Mtpa