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The Regulatory Agency for Public Services of the State of Sergipe (Agrese) is actively participating in the Gas&Energy Week (GEW) in Rio de Janeiro, one of Brazil's foremost energy sector events, running until October 7. The conference convenes a diverse array of stakeholders, including producers, marketers, transporters, distributors, consumers, and regulators, providing a platform for discussing current challenges and opportunities facing the energy market.

Agrese contributed to a panel focused on biogas and biomethane commercialization, emphasizing the need for regulatory solutions and applicable technologies to enhance market flexibility in both supply and demand. The eventás three-day program is structured around various themes, fostering a dynamic exchange of experiences among industry participants.

Luiz Hamilton Santana de Oliveira, Agrese's president, articulated the significance of the event in aligning regulatory actions with industry trends. He highlighted the importance of gathering insights and understanding diverse market perspectives to develop a regulatory model that meets market needs. Oliveira stated, "Our commitment is to ensure that our regulatory instruments remain current and modern."

Douglas Costa, Director of Agrese's Technical Gas Chamber, noted the increasing national recognition of Sergipe's regulatory practices, which align closely with market demands. He expressed pride in the agency's contributions, remarking on the acknowledgment of Sergipe's regulations during discussions at GEW.

Agrese's involvement in initiatives like Gas&Energy Week underscores its role as an active agent in advancing a modern and effective regulatory framework that responds to the evolving energy sector. This engagement aligns with Agrese's mission to ensure legal security, high-quality public services, and sustainable development in Sergipe.