Economy and Energy
Year II - N° 8
May/June/1998
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Energy Sector - Institutional Organization
Brazil in Kyoto
Camilo Penna
Inside a real Brazil
Letter from
Espirito Santo’s Energy Chamber
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It was agreed in Kioto, Japan, in December 1997 the Protocol for the United Nations Convention on Climate Change. This Protocol sealed successfully a long process started during the First Conference of the Convention’s Parties held in Berlin, Germany, in 1995.Know about the Brazilian position and the main resolutions.
Letter from Espirito Santo’s Energy Chamber
This Chamber analyzed the national energy situation and its repercussions in Espirito Santo, relating it mainly to the advent of a new market for natural gas in Brazil and states its perceptions on the subject.
Energy Sector - Institutional Organization
The Energy Sector is under a process of deep institutional reformulation due to privatization and the profound change in the role that the State has been playing in the Sector. The new institutional organization is described
The former minister Camilo Penna gave an exemplar interview to Estado de Minas which we reproduce here. We take the opportunity to make some comments about the interviewed former minister.
A critical evaluation of the present situation of the FHC Administration and of the Brazilian situation in an interview given by Camilo Penna to Estado de Minas.
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